La labor silenciosa de lo positivo
Asunción Velilla
Grafía · 2015
doi:10.26564/16926250.549 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The article reflects about the concept of death. It could be simplified even more: it reflects about death. This reflection does not lead to an answer, but do opens a panorama using tools of poetry, philosophy and medicine. For this purpose, César Vallejo is used as a triple trigger for starting to build a structure of three parts going to Diego García, Julián Marias and Pedro Lain Entralgo. From each one, we take determinant concepts that indict the reflection in a spiral sense, in order to allow the reader to expand the panoramic about questions: what happens with death today? Who is that subject to which death occurs? And who is that subject who wonders for it?
Abstract licence: CC BY
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