WESTPHALEN Y EL "BREVE HECHIZO" DE LA POESÍA

Abstract This article charts the development of Westphalen's poetry, focusing on his two earliest works. Rooted in the idea of freedom of the artist, Westphalen uses silence and the absence of "I" to imbue his poetry with an air of mystery. Con otra distancia temporal, en 1996 William...

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Published in:Revista de crítica literaria latinoamericana 2012-01, Vol.38 (75), p.283
Main Author: Kirkpatrick, Gwen
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Subjects:
Poetry
Silence
Surrealism
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Summary:Abstract This article charts the development of Westphalen's poetry, focusing on his two earliest works. Rooted in the idea of freedom of the artist, Westphalen uses silence and the absence of "I" to imbue his poetry with an air of mystery. Con otra distancia temporal, en 1996 William Rowe explora el significado de estos libros en el contexto sociopolitico de los años 30 y el desafío por Westphalen contra el uso del lenguaje como medio de control social, y su rebeldía contra "la presión por el uso de un lenguaje más naturalista o popular" (126). The Work of Art in the Age of Its Technological Reproducibility and Other Writings on Media.
ISSN:0252-8843