La articulación del lenguaje surrealista de César Moro

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2015

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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Fondo Editorial

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La obra de César Moro representa la mejor práctica del surrealismo dentro de la literatura hispanoamericana. En La tortuga ecuestre se define su estrategia poética en plena madurez expresiva. En su estilo domina el manejo del automatismo, que, a su vez, se apoya en la profusión de frases nominales, repeticiones, anáfora, etc., de donde se deriva el ritmo del poema. El discurso surrealista de Moro plantea la destrucción de los órdenes previos de percepción y experiencia. Con tensión entre la constancia del deseo y la presencia y la ausencia del amado, se establece un discurso amoroso que se desglosa interminablemente, recreando el mundo, su naturaleza y su sentido.
César Moro’s work represents the main achievement of surrealism in Latin American Literature. His poetic strategy is best defined in La tortuga ecuestre, where he reaches the maximum width of his artistic attainment. His style is characterized by a variant of automatism, which is supported by plenty of nominal phrases, repetitions, anaphors, etc., from where the poem’s rhythm is derived. Moro’s surrealist discourse proposes the destruction of previous orders of perception and experience. The lover’s discourse is established through the tension between the persistence of desire, and the presence and absence of the beloved. It is constantly broken down, thus recreating the world, its Nature and its sense.

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Poética, Figuras de Repetición, Surrealismo, La Tortuga Ecuestre, Literature, Poetics, Figures Of Repetition, Surrealism, La Tortuga Ecuestre

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