Lakanovski „pogled“ u pjesmu "The Eve of St. Agnes" Johna Keatsa: Romansa otpora

"The Eve of St. Agnes" is one of Keats’s most challenging poems when it comes to the poet’s emotions and beliefs on social structures, life, death, men, and women. Consequently, The Eve of St. Agnes becomes the arena of the conflict between femininity and masculinity, which preoccupied the poet during the composition of the poem. In the essay, we seek to examine this conflict in The Eve of St. Agnes through the Lacanian concept of the Gaze. This point of view allows us to analyze Keats’s ambivalence towards gender."The Eve of St. Agnes" / "Večer uoči Svete Agneze" jedna je od Keatsovih najizazovnijih pjesama o pjesničkim emocijama i vjerovanjima u društvene strukture, život, smrt, muškarce i žene. Slijedom toga pjesma postaje poprište sukoba ženskosti i muškosti, što je pjesnika posebno zaokupljalo tijekom pisanja. U ovom eseju želimo ispitati taj sukob kroz lakanovski oncept pogleda ili zurenja, što pruža nove uvide u analizi Keatsove ambivalencije prema rodu