Memory poetics in Mauricio Beuchot. In dialogue with oblivion
En diálogo con el olvido
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24197/nrtstdl.2.2018.4-21Keywords:
Olvido, sufrimiento, Beuchot, poética, desnudamiento.Abstract
The forgetfulness of God denotes one of the most unjustifiable sufferings in the hermeneutics of memory. It becomes sensitive from the manifestations of Ricoeur on the debt to Someone or Kundera on the laughter of God, which are derived, in both cases. However, forgetfulness is one of the ways of liberation according to Nietzsche. For Mauricio Beuchot the reunion with oblivion is practiced through poetic dialogue through the stripping of God in the landscape. The same is carried out through the poetic work Otredad, in which the author describes his reunion through exoticism in the familiar from the American wooded landscape. Ten observations (vignettes) of the work that describe the proposal will be made.
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