Leggere o interpretare Ausiàs March.
We read March in parallel with Carner, driven by the twentieth-century obsession with pure or intellectual poetry. Guided, both of them? Yes, because March in distinguishing between poetry of theatricality and egotistical poetry by miracle achieves a modernity that will take centuries to become inte...
| Publicado en: | Scripta Vol. 19; no. 19; pp. 227 - 235 |
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| Sumario: | We read March in parallel with Carner, driven by the twentieth-century obsession with pure or intellectual poetry. Guided, both of them? Yes, because March in distinguishing between poetry of theatricality and egotistical poetry by miracle achieves a modernity that will take centuries to become intelligible. And in this sense he breaks all plausibility of chronology, as Yehoshua has done in recent years in a double piece of writing, a novel and an opera libretto. Si legge March in parallelismo con Carner, guidati dalla ossessione novecentista per la poesia pura o d’intelletto. Guidati, entrambi? Sì, perché March nel distinguere tra poesia di teatralità e poesia egotista per miracolo realizza una modernità che tarderà secoli e farsi intellegibile. E in tal senso spezza ogni plausibilità della cronologia come in un suo scritto duplice, romanzo e libretto d’opera, ha fatto in anni recenti Yehoshua. |
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