La poésie roumaine contemporaine entre tradition et remotivation 1980-2000
Linda Maria Baros
Recherches · 2011
doi:10.4000/cher.13175 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
In search of a bright terminological revival, inclined to remotivation and metapoeticity, the poets of the “generation 80” work the textual material in order to give a new face to the Romanian poetry. It is in this wake that Mircea Bârsila, one of the emblematic figues of the generation, reactualizes the genesic scene of temptation. Combining the myth of erotic metamorphosis to the myth of ophis primigenius, he changes the fall into an agnorisis of the absolute knowledge, which allows the human being to reinstate the primordial unity. From a metapoetic viewpoint, this revelation is equivalent to a creational trance, which emphasizes the variable geometry of writing.
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-SA
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