One of the central themes of "Atlantida" is the quest for knowledge and understanding. Through his protagonist's journey, Pekic explores the human desire to uncover the secrets of the past and to make sense of the world. The myth of Atlantis serves as a metaphor for this quest, symbolizing both the attainability and the elusiveness of knowledge.
They said Atlantis was a story for the sea to keep. Borislav Pekić, with his slow, skeptical fire, would have taken that old myth and stripped the varnish off until you could see its ribs — the places humans build meaning, and the places they surrender it. Borislav Pekic Atlantida.pdf
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: Consider the cultural and historical context in which "Atlantida" was written. How might the author's time and place have influenced the story? They said Atlantis was a story for the sea to keep