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Constelaciones meridionales: Lecturas hacia Paul Celan

Authors: Manzur Bernabéu, Nuria;

Constelaciones meridionales: Lecturas hacia Paul Celan

Abstract

El objetivo de este trabajo es atender al modo en que la obra de Paul Celan estructura en la lengua una modalidad de vínculo tal que se materializa, al interior de la palabra, su propia escisión. A partir del estudio concreto de su discurso de 1960, Der Meridian, se establece un entrecruzamiento de los diálogos intertextuales y extratextuales que ahí se proyectan, para intentar dilucidar algunas de las repercusiones epistemológicas, éticas y estéticas que la obra celaniana da a pensar. Se estudia la escisión entre lenguaje filosófico y lenguaje poético, a partir de pensadores como Agamben, Heidegger, Gadamer, Caner-Liese y Derrida. Asimismo, se atiende la contraposición entre “Mismo” y “Otro”, según los planteamientos de Emmanuel Levinas y la relación que a partir de ello se establece en nociones como “Identidad”, “Memoria” y “Testimonio” y su repercusión en el lenguaje poético en tanto que vínculo.

The aim of this thesis is to address the way in which the work of Paul Celan structures language as a link that materializes in and within the word, its own division. Departing from Der Meridian address (1960), this study intersects the intertextual and extratextual dialogues there projected, in order to think of some of the epistemological, ethical and aesthetic repercussions that Celan’s work sets. We attended the split between philosophical and poetic languages from some ideas that thinkers such as Agamben, Heidegger, Gadamer, Derrida and Caner-Liese have expressed. Also, the oposition between "Self" and "Other", as Emmanuel Levinas has approached it, was the base to think the link that poetic language constitutes and its impact in notions like "Identity", "Memory" and "Testimony”.

Programa de doctorat en Humanitats

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Spain
Keywords

82, Poetes alemanys, S. XX, Celan, Paul, Crítica i interpretació

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