El acecho animal a la poesía argentina contemporánea
In the poetry books Abejas (2009) by Alejandro Crotto, Zoo (2009) by Anahí Mallol, and El arte de silbar (2014) by Sonia Scarabelli, animals, death, and words become key articulators of Argentinian poetry published within the last ten years. In these works, the poetic voice is confronted with the li...
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| description | In the poetry books Abejas (2009) by Alejandro Crotto, Zoo (2009) by Anahí Mallol, and El arte de silbar (2014) by Sonia Scarabelli, animals, death, and words become key articulators of Argentinian poetry published within the last ten years. In these works, the poetic voice is confronted with the liminal experience of death and chooses to expresses itself through these animals’ bodies. When facing death, these animals facilitate poetic enunciation. Hence, these poetry books put forward “a language that is so new” (Scarabelli 2014: 22) precisely because it belongs to animals. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-7a4e3fe82c87427ea5705683693575022025-01-10T13:08:06ZspaRéseau Interuniversitaire d'Ètude des Littératures Contemporaines du Río de la PlataCuadernos LIRICO2262-83392019-07-012010.4000/lirico.8408El acecho animal a la poesía argentina contemporáneaElena CamperoIn the poetry books Abejas (2009) by Alejandro Crotto, Zoo (2009) by Anahí Mallol, and El arte de silbar (2014) by Sonia Scarabelli, animals, death, and words become key articulators of Argentinian poetry published within the last ten years. In these works, the poetic voice is confronted with the liminal experience of death and chooses to expresses itself through these animals’ bodies. When facing death, these animals facilitate poetic enunciation. Hence, these poetry books put forward “a language that is so new” (Scarabelli 2014: 22) precisely because it belongs to animals.https://journals.openedition.org/lirico/8408animalscontemporary Argentinian poetrydeathanimal languageand poetic voice |
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| title | El acecho animal a la poesía argentina contemporánea |
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