On the Relationship of Existential Vectors of the Literary and Political Fields of the “Happy Martyr”

Abstract

According to Bismarck’s famous saying “politics is not a science, but an art”. Hence, it is closely related with all spheres of the man’s spiritual life, including literature. Georgian classic Otar Chiladze considers that a mission of the writer, and in general, the creator, is “compassion, encouragement of a man who has fallen into the labyrinth of life”. When discussing the aspects of Georgia’s political field in the 1980s and 1990s, Otar Chiladze singles out new mainstream vectors of the country and points out that a national movement cannot be brutal and any cruelty towards it makes it even more inevitable. Considering the global issues, Otar Chiladze notes that the salvation for modern humanity facing great challenges is rooted in a word “love” as a step towards loving your neighbors.