The poet that listened (in) the night: silence and waking up of the language in «Poema del Cante Jondo»

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Javier HELGUETA MANSO¹ 

[1] Universidad de Alcalá;

关键词: federico garcía lorca;    mito;    cosmogonía;    imaginario nocturno;    silencio;   

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来源: DOAJ

【 摘 要 】

Despite its productivity in the fields of criticism and art in the last decades, silence is not an emerging problem, but a phenomenon that already appears in the dawn of culture, as it can be proven by diverse cosmogonies. In this paper, there will be an attempt to analyze silence around Poema del Cante Jondo to demonstrate its presence in García Lorca, and to try to raise a much-needed empirical methodology to literary studies. The methodology will depart from the concept of listening, to rebuild the poem’s auditory sensory repertory and its relationship to the imaginary. The result will be the discovery of a mythical chronotope of silence, the night in the space of nature. In the framework of cosmic silence, a progressive articulation of language will arise, with a journey that begins in a sigh and culminates with the most sophisticated forms of chants and dialogue.

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