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La poética del fragmento: brevedad, aforismo y silencio tipográfico en Coplas de rojo y negro

Authors: Pérez-Ayala, Javier;

La poética del fragmento: brevedad, aforismo y silencio tipográfico en Coplas de rojo y negro

Abstract

El artículo analiza la poética del fragmento en Coplas de rojo y negro (2026), de José Julio Brossa, atendiendo a tres procedimientos —la brevedad extrema del verso, la condensación aforística y el silencio tipográfico— y argumenta que la condición fragmentaria del libro no constituye una limitación, sino una forma elaborada del lamento, mímesis verbal de la fractura que la pérdida introduce en el lenguaje. Obra estudiada: «Coplas de rojo y negro. Quejíos de amor», de José Julio Brossa. Editorial Poesía eres tú, Madrid, 2026. ISBN 979-13-87806-35-4. Para adquirir el libro: www.poesiaerestu.com

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José Julio Brossa, silencio tipográfico, poesía del duelo, poética del fragmento, aforismo, brevedad

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