The aim of this work in the reading of one of the poems from the book Le Parti Pris des Choses (1942) by Francis Ponge. In a book where the main point seems to be that of giving voice to things putting them in the foreground, nothing more natural than the (dis)appearance of the lyrical subject. Our intention is to observe in which way happens the relation between this subject, specially objectfied, and the things that he evokes. According to Ponge, it is a matter of considering the most trivial things (the rain, the oyster, the cigarette) and to mention them with the maximum of fidelity and objectiveness. Taking as a pattern what is called “objeul”, we have here the things iluninated and evoked, showing their multiple metamorphosis and aspe...
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Tomando como pilares de nossa argumentação alguns pontos fundamentais da teoria linguística de base ...
This essay seeks to highlight some features of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s extensive lyric work, fr...
Against the demand for a progressive and utilitarian attitude in the arts, Théophile Gautier refuses...
In Derrida’s literary readings the thought “suffers” from the stylistic alterities and detours. In c...
This paper discusses the figuration of misery through the poetic prose manifest in the chapter “L’on...
The Cecilian poetic persona, as well as the Baudelairean, enters a state of ecstasy as it expands it...
This paper investigates how the poetics of the song, from the perspective of the voice of the subjec...
The work of Edgar Allan Poe is vast and awakens different effects on the reader such as mystery, hor...
THE POEM "Na festa da casa-grande", by João Cabral de Melo Neto, focuses on the figure of a sugar ca...
The presence of various tragic, epic and even lyric elements in the comedy of Titus Maccius Plautus ...
This paper investigates how the poetics of the song, from the perspective of the voice of the subjec...
When Flaubert was writing “Sentimental Education”, he sent a letter to the writer Leroyer de Chantep...
By joining together legend and history, fiction and reality, the past and the present, d’Ormesson (r...
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