The far East in the Poetry of Rosa Romojaro

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western canon - eastern canon, symbolism, Spanish contemporary poetry, tradition of the Chinese lyric poetry

Abstract

The present article pays attention, in the first place, to the new conditions which provide a wide reception of the East Asian literature in the western area. Coming up next, in this context, a study of the poetries of Rosa Romojaro has been carried out, from the key points and compared motives, especially with the Chinese lyrical poetries and its tradition. After presenting the creative work of Rosa Romojaro, one of the most outstanding Spanish poets nowadays, standing on the point of view of a Chinese original critic, fundamental motives are given in advance in the chosen texts, and constantly linking with the Asian canon: so as the nature, and the degree of the symbolic subtlety in the writing of the poet according to the eastern point of view; the feeling of “Hen”, which contains the emotion of bittersweet and also associates with the passage of time; the essence of the poems and every word of hers, which is fulfilled with sentiments; the symbolism of the moon and its metaphorical reflections of the nocturne; the great motive of voyage and motions, and attached to them, the hope and the seasons, the fall; the adventure of  discovery within the heart of the known places and the purity driven by her glance; the synesthetic evocations; and, lastly, the relationship of her poems with the vital prolongation, making up every poem of Rosa Romojaro in a center of expressivity shared with universal motives which look up to the tradition and the modernity.

 

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Author Biography

  • Yanghongyi Ou, University of Malaga
    Graduado en Filología Hispánica en la Universidad de Málaga, Máster en Estudios Literarios en la Universidad de Complutense

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2016-05-24

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The far East in the Poetry of Rosa Romojaro. (2016). Castilla. Estudios De Literatura, 7, 405-424. https://revistas.uva.es/index.php/castilla/article/view/321