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hibridez como heteronomía de la poesía contemporánea

Authors: Camille Dasseleer;

hibridez como heteronomía de la poesía contemporánea

Abstract

Partiendo de la constatación de que la poesía experimental contemporánea conlleva frecuentemente un compromiso social, este artículo propone examinarla desde la noción estética de autonomía de las artes. Con base en la filosofía del arte tradicional y en la teoría del filósofo francés Jacques Rancière, se defiende que existe una concordancia entre la ruptura de la autonomía temática de la obra poética, y la ruptura de su autonomía formal. A fin de concretizar este postulado teórico, se aplica a un corpus de dos obras de la poeta y artista visual chilena Cecilia Vicuña: el poemario I tu (2004) y el poema documental cinematográfico Kon Kon (2010). Se analiza la adecuación conceptual que vincula la hibridez lingüística y multimedial y el compromiso de estas obras, con el fin de demostrar su alcance emancipador.

Keywords

poesía chilena contemporánea, cecilia vicuña, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, autonomía de las artes, política, hibridación., Literature (General), PQ1-3999, PN1-6790

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