doctoralThesis
Uma poética da experiência: acolhimento e expansão na lírica de Maria Lúcia Dal Farra
Fecha
2011-04-07Registro en:
GUIMARÃES, Kalina Naro. Uma poética da experiência: acolhimento e expansão na lírica de Maria Lúcia Dal Farra. 2011. 177f. Tese (Doutorado em Estudos da Linguagem) - Centro de Ciências Humanas, Letras e Artes, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2011.
Autor
Guimarães, Kalina Naro
Resumen
Maria Lúcia Dal Farra‟s lyric poem, which includes Livro de Auras (1994) and Livro de Possuídos (2002) and appears as a deep space of integration of the universe, is full of women affairs, family memories and auras. The reconciliation which was carried out by this poetry combines an specific linguistic structure with a view which, realizing the similarity which trims the world, takes fundamental meanings out of this experience. As a result of the familiarity with this poetry, this work seeks for, so, discussing the formal and subjective make-up which appear on the poetic universe of Livro de Auras, whose time, livable and ingrained, contradicts the contemporaneity, with its predominant voracious cadence, tireless in the task of trumping up the ephemeral, the fragmentary effect, the ruin of the senses and of the experience. According to Adorno theory, our work focuses on the poetic space, so that, from inside its structural and spiritual singularity, to know by intuition its relationship with the society. In the four chapters which compose this work, we have read the poems considering this temporal duplicity, which is necessary for any lyric poem. A meditative attitude whose tone is wise, a cyclical time which orders ingraining spaces, the presence of the memory as an ingraining tool, the image as a mechanism of ballpark and similarity, picturing in a linguistic way the view which shares the connection between the things and the human beings; a look which investigates the world, in search of the unsuspicious sense and convergence; they are some of the main elements of Dal Farra‟s poetic project, whom our work has sought, in a reflexive manner, penetrate.