„Góry przemówią…” – wizualne, akustyczne i mistyczne aspekty pejzażu górskiego w powieści Romana Brandstaettera „Jezus z Nazarethu"

In his tetralogy, Roman Brandstaetter meticulously reconstructs the forms, colours, and sounds of the ancient Palestinian landscape. Within this setting, mountains occupy a prominent role, forming a constant line on the horizon, and key events often take place on their slopes or summits. Among the most important are the desert Mount of Temptation – Ein Dok, the hill where Jesus delivered his famous sermon, Mount Hermon – associated by the author with the scene of the scene of the Transfiguration – the Mount of Olives, and Golgotha. Furthermore, the author offers an nterpretation of the primordial theology of mountains, drawing on Jewish and Christian mystical traditions.