Your search
Results 8 resources
-
En la escena poética de fines del siglo XX, un nutrido conjunto de voces ha vueltoa interrogarse sobre el sentido del binomio literatura-compromiso, reabriendo el debate entorno a un asunto que parecía cancelado por las conquistas democráticas y la condiciónescéptica de la posmodernidad. Se trata de una serie de propuestas que, desde planteamientosestéticos a veces enfrentados, colabora en la elaboración de respuestas, o siquiera deincómodas preguntas, ante las urgencias del espacio público originadas por el nuevo escenariode la globalización, las contradicciones del capitalismo postindustrial y las presioneshomologadoras de la sociedad contemporánea. A la luz de un corpus significativo de poéticas,que postulan modos diversos de encarar las relaciones entre poesía, historia, ideología opolítica, este trabajo persigue aquilatar el significado y los matices que en la coyuntura deentresiglos ha ido tomando la noción histórico-literaria de compromiso. Una noción que, porun lado, se encarna en discursos poéticos retóricamente heterogéneos; y, por otro, acusa unavisible renovación de sus fundamentos teóricos, y de sus ideales formales y temáticos, queautoriza a hablar de un compromiso después del compromiso, al romper con algunas de susclaves más arraigadas e instaurar una quiebra con los modelos históricos más emblemáticos.
-
Neste artigo, através de uma análise das formas e dos conteúdos de várias pelejas brasileiras, selecionadas de entre muitas centenas de folhetos de cordel, procuramos mostrar de que modo aí se apresentam e confrontam homens e mulheres; e procuramos, ainda, compreender o lugar deste género textual na (re)construção da sociedade brasileira (e não só).
-
This article focuses on the possibilities of using the audio walk as a method for artistic research. First, the decisive characteristics of the format will be outlined, followed by a detailed description of an example case: my artistic research project that focuses on the subject of female migration. Several elements of the audio walk were used in a series of exercises with a group of recently migrated women, with the intention of investigating how the perception of the city is determined by their specific experience. This example case will be used as a means of pointing out several possibilities and opening up a space to think of the audio walk as a way of presenting a work but also as a way of generating knowledge as well.
-
The published works of Andi Nachon (Buenos Aires, 1970) comprise more than half a dozen single-authored collections of poetry, inclusion in several recent anthologies, and her own anthology of Argentine women poets. Her name appears in articles and works on recent poetry from Argentina, as in Diana Bellessi’s La pequeña voz del mundo. She also gives frequent readings on the Buenos Aires poetry circuit. Her work, though, lacks a sustained critical study. This is surprising. Nachon’s poetry occupies, in form and technique, a space between the dominant trends of 80s and 90s poetry – broadly speaking, the neobarroco and objectivismo – whilst her themes take in contemporary pop culture, political memory and resistance, and what might be termed the psychogeography of the city. Ambiguity – of subject or narrative position; of syntax; of geographical or physical position; and of gender – characterizes much of her work. For these and other reasons, a detailed reading of a selection of poems from throughout her career is somewhat overdue. This paper sets out to examine a number aspects of her poetry: the context from which her earliest work emerges; its development of novel forms of address, in relation to comparable near-contemporary poets; explorations of space, including a form of psychogeography, in both her early collections and her volume Taiga (2000); the subtle political engagements found in her poetry, including a later collection Plaza real (2004); before looking at her most recent poetry and its interaction with non-poetic forms. Questions of the lyric and what has been called by Baltrusch and Lourido (2012) and Casas (2012), amongst others, “non-lyric poetry”, are central to these analyses.
-
The article presents the celebrated peleja (verse exchange) between Inácio da Catingueira and Romano da Mãe d'Água in the Brazilian North-East. The polemic peleja de cordel (a kind of chapbook), which evokes a poetic contest that allegedly took place in 1874 or 1875 in Recife, is regarded as the first of a kind that forms one of the most important phases in Brazilian cordel literature. On the one side stands a slave poet and on the other a landowner; each aims to defend and to characterize the race and social class to which he belongs. The article aims to demonstrate the influence of scientific thinking in popular literature, particularly with regard to ethnic and cultural miscegenation.
-
A Literatura de Cordel, antiga tradição brasileira de origem européia, foi, durante muito tempo, reduto eminentemente masculino. Embora alguns estudiosos da cultura popular brasileira tenham identificado as mulheres como o principal arquivo das tradições orais, nota-se, nas antologias do gênero, a ausência de folhetos de autoria feminina, o que pode revelar, dentre outros fatores, uma faceta de preconceitos contra a mulher e a sua participação numa sociedade patricarcal. A pesquisa de campo realizada em diversos pontos de venda de cidades nordestinas e a busca nos principais acervos de cordel de Campina Grande, de João Pessoa, Salvador, Rio de Janeiro e São Paulo detectaram a presença de 70 mulheres cordelistas e 170 títulos. Depois da primeira mulher de que se tem notícia como autora de cordel, que publicou em 1938 sob pseudônimo masculino, somente a partir de 1970 é que se pode verificar manifestações de autoria assumidamente feminina. Na atualidade, mulheres, através da escrita de cordéis, denunciam uma realidade social e também anunciam perspectivas de vida. São professoras, psícologas, advogadas, dramaturgas, donas-de casa, que, utilizam-se dessa forma de manifestação da nossa cultura, deixam fluir sua poeticidade e através dela demonstram sue sentimentos, aspirações e visões de mundo, conslolidando uma identidade autoral e o espaçao feiminino na literatura de cordel.
-
¿Cales son as implicacións para o espazo simbólico-cultural da Galicia do serodio século XX de considerar a suposta anomalía que é ter unha "abundancia" de poetas?. O presente artigo responde a esta pregunta ao propor avaliar a práctica das performances poéticas tendo en conta a invitación de Xoán González-Millán no seu Resistencia cultural e diferencia histórica a que consideremos os efectos das accións culturais nas relacións sociais. Esta estratexia permítenos entender a recuperación da esfera pública que este xeito de "facer" poesía conleva, pois rescátanse os poemas do contexto solitario e privado da lectura para traelos ao centro da palestra. What are the implications for the sumbolic cultural scenario of late 20th Century Galicia when considering the supposed anomaly of having an “abundance” of poets? This article responds to this query by evaluating the practice of poetics performances, taking into consideration Xoán González-Millán’s invitation to consider the effects of cultural actions in social relations in his Resistancia cultural e diferencia histórica. This strategy allows us to understand the recovery of the public sphere carried on by this mode os “making” poetry, since poems are conveyed from the private and solitary context of reading to be brought to the fore.
-
Conforme as teorías posmodernistas, a estructura social non xorde das experiencias das persoas senón dos discursos. Neste artigo imos abordar estes interrogantes: ¿Cómo se sitúan a si mesmos os discursos sobre o xénero e a nación, como posicións de resistencia, na complexa encrucillada das posicións do suxeito? ¿Cómo se plasma na literatura?
Explore
POEPOLIT
- Project Results (1)
Focus
- Gender Studies
- Literary (6)
- Cultural Studies (5)
- Feminist (5)
- Historical (5)
- Aesthetic (3)
- Cultural Analysis (3)
- Migration Studies (2)
- Rhetorical (2)
- Sociological (2)
- Subaltern Studies (2)
- Anthropological (1)
- Comparatist (1)
- Cultural-Semiotic (1)
- Ethnic Studies (1)
- Gay-Lesbian Studies (1)
- Interartistic (1)
- Media Studies (1)
- Orality/Sound Studies (1)
- Performance Centred (1)
- Philological (1)
- Philosophy/Political Theory Studies (1)
- Space/ City Studies (1)
Geocultural Space
-
Europe
(4)
- Atlantic Europe (3)
- Baltic and Northern Europe (1)
- Central Europe (1)
- Mediterranean Europe (1)
-
America
(3)
- South America (3)
Period
- 1990-present (8)
- 1946-1989 (3)
- 1901-1945 (2)
Interartistic Relations
- Performance (4)
- Music (3)
- Photography (2)
- Architecture and Urbanism (1)
- Electronic Arts (1)
- Graphic Art (1)
- Other (1)
- Painting (1)
- Staging Arts (1)
Repertoires
- Poetics of Voice (6)
- Social Poetics (6)
- Feminist Poetics (5)
- Poetics of the Body (5)
- Traditional Poetry (4)
- Biographic Poetics (3)
- Ludic Poetics (3)
- Metapoetry (3)
- Identitarian Poetics (2)
- Intimist Poetics (2)
- Neo-avant-guard Poetics (2)
- Poetics of Performance (2)
- Poetics of Staging (2)
- Deconstructive Poetics (1)
- Heteroerotic Poetics (1)
- Homoerotic Poetics (1)
- Minimalist Poetics (1)
- Narrative Poetics (1)
- Neo-epic Poetics (1)
- Poetics of Improvisation (1)
- Queer Poetics (1)
- Satirical Poetics (1)
- Surrealist Poetics (1)