Poetry and image

Authors

  • Raúl Antelo UFSC

Keywords:

poetry, photography, image

Abstract

We are entering a post-photography period, a moment after but not beyond photography. A diminuition of a collective faith in the ndexical relationship between the image and the real leads us to the death of photography as an autonomous medium. Image, instead, as a language is widespread and fortifies its link with poetry.

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Author Biography

Raúl Antelo, UFSC

Professor titular de literatura em Santa Catarina. Bolsista do CNPq e da Fundação Guggenheim, foi professor em várias universidades americanas. É autor, entre outros, de Algaravia. Discursos de nação, Transgressão & Modernidade, Potências da imagem e Maria con Marcel. Duchamp en los trópicos. Colaborou, recentemente, em Candido Portinari y el sentido social del arte; A literatura latino-americana do século XXI, Viver com Barthes, Céu acima, para um tombeau de Haroldo de Campos e The Author as Plagiarist. The Case of Machado de Assis.

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Published

2006-06-30

How to Cite

Antelo, R. (2006). Poetry and image. Gragoatá, 11(20). Retrieved from https://periodicos.uff.br/gragoata/article/view/33242

Issue

Vol. 11 No. 20 (2006): Theoretical contemporary issues

Section

Literature Articles

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