La poética de Severo Sarduy: neobarroco de la inmanencia
Pedro Antonio Férez Mora
Iberoamericana. América Latina - España - Portugal · 2015
doi:10.18441/ibam.14.2014.56.71-84 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
El presente estudio tiene como objetivo establecer el lugar que los versos de Severo Sarduy ocupan en el contexto de la poesía latinoamericana. El carácter rizomático y la obsesión por lo significante de sus versos lo conectan con claridad con la tradición neobarroca, excepto en un ámbito: su rechazo del impulso trascendente. Si, siguiendo la estela de José Lezama Lima, la poesía neobarroca latinoamericana más actual tiende a levantar sistemas trascendentes, la sarduyana, en cambio, apunta hacia la inmanencia como modo de orquestar una onto-epistemología basada en el paroxismo, la revolución-placer y el presente. Abstract This study aims to establish the place of Severo Sarduy’s poetry within the context of Latin American letters. The rhizomatic nature and the obsession with signifiers permeating his poetry, connect him with the Neobaroque tradition except for in one big area: his rejection of transcendence. Whereas contemporary Neobaroque poetry, following the imprint of José Lezama Lima, tends to put up transcendent systems, Sarduy’s, in contrast, claims immanence as a way to orchestrate an onto-epistemology based on present, paroxysm, and the pair pleasure-revolution.
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