Secular Mysticism and the Realism of Presence in Jon Fosse’s Morning and Evening

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The central aim is to analyze Jon Fosse's novel through the lens of secular mysticism and realism, focusing on the relationship between reality and mysticism.
Utilizes an integrated theoretical framework combining anagogia, epiphany, revelation, and mystical experience.
Examines the circular rhythm of temporal structure and the topology of 'non-place' centered around the sea.
Analyzes stylistic devices such as negation poetics, repetition and rhythm, as well as margins and silence.
Identifies a continuum of existence between life and death through an ontological spacetime structure.
Reveals how ordinary objects and actions become vehicles for mysticism through ritualistic repetition.
Demonstrates a reconstruction of transcendence that re-establishes metaphysical sensitivity within modern literature.

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Analyzes secular mysticism and realism in Jon Fosse’s novel, suggesting a new analytical framework.

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Jai-Ung Hong (2026) studied this question.

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