The intimacy of an absence: about the poetry of Jorge Leonidas Escudero

Blanchot says what speaks in a writer is the fact that “he is no loger himself, he insn`t anyone any more”. In two poetry books by Jorge Leonidas Escudero –Dicho en mí (2008) y Cantos del acechante (1995)–, this vital experience appears in relationship with four subjects: the poetic creation, death,...

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Autores principales: Río, Marisa, Raso, Laura
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Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/boletingec/article/view/4888
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topic Jorge Leonidas Escudero
poesía argentina
metáfora
Jorge Leonidas Escudero
Argentine poetry
metaphor
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poesía argentina
metáfora
Jorge Leonidas Escudero
Argentine poetry
metaphor
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Raso, Laura
The intimacy of an absence: about the poetry of Jorge Leonidas Escudero
topic_facet Jorge Leonidas Escudero
poesía argentina
metáfora
Jorge Leonidas Escudero
Argentine poetry
metaphor
author Río, Marisa
Raso, Laura
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Raso, Laura
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title The intimacy of an absence: about the poetry of Jorge Leonidas Escudero
title_short The intimacy of an absence: about the poetry of Jorge Leonidas Escudero
title_full The intimacy of an absence: about the poetry of Jorge Leonidas Escudero
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description Blanchot says what speaks in a writer is the fact that “he is no loger himself, he insn`t anyone any more”. In two poetry books by Jorge Leonidas Escudero –Dicho en mí (2008) y Cantos del acechante (1995)–, this vital experience appears in relationship with four subjects: the poetic creation, death, the search of truth or sense of life, and love. In this article we analyze two books that represent two vital instances of the poet: maturity and old age. We believe that in this journey a subtle textualized vital turn can be read through metaphors that we will analyze through the theory of Lakoff and Johson (1991).
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional de Cuyo
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