Los poetas no saben (casi) nada del río
Poetic tradition produces complex echos regarding the representation of time as a river’s flow. A river divides the city it runs through in two, and also the city itself, from its glorious and archaic archetype. In american cities, however, the river itself is a margin or a limit. Some American writ...
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| description | Poetic tradition produces complex echos regarding the representation of time as a river’s flow. A river divides the city it runs through in two, and also the city itself, from its glorious and archaic archetype. In american cities, however, the river itself is a margin or a limit. Some American writers and poets – T.S.Eliot, Juan L. Ortiz, Juan José Saer – proclaim “not knowing” about the river as a possibility or as a necessity for shaping it in poetry. |
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