Literature, the Creation of the Soul مقاله

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In a completely literal sense, the artist, within the works that presents as art, creates himself. —or those who live outside of society like ascetics, certainly have an idea about their work, meaning they possess a concept of art and necessarily acquire such a concept through looking at paintings, listening to music, reading books, or maintaining a connection with the art world in some other way. The most important way for an individual to interpret and build a literary identity for himself is to write works that are considered art. Of course, it must be said that the fact that people create the cultural existence of these works is not the defining characteristic of works of art (in general), and literary works (in particular), because such a thing also applies to other human activities: a scientist creates their school's essence through works, books, and scientific lectures, his university courses, etc. Those literary theorists who put forward the concept of the implicit author or related concepts insist on the point that the author within the work cannot, and should not, be considered one with the real author; for this reason, a distinction exists between art and reality. One cannot find anything more real than the artistic personality that the artist creates in the work of art. An individual's artistic identity remains open until their physical death; there is always the possibility that they will create new works. The artist shapes their own essence by creating works of art. Literary works generally present new ways of looking at the world before us; they also possess a cognitive role.