Blanchot, Heidegger: inspiration for reading a poem by Henriqueta Lisboa
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https://doi.org/10.22409/gragoata.v25i51.38085Keywords:
poetic sense, Blanchot, Heidegger, “Rosa plena”.Abstract
The poetic sense, according to Blanchot, is an absent sense. As for Heidegger, he says that poetry founds its own truth. This paper intends to read/listen the poem “Rosa plena” (“Full Rose”), by Henriqueta Lisboa, to show that the poetic sign is unstable, full of gaps and possibilities, configuring Blanchot’s disaster, which speaks for the oblivion, for the silence, and making it impossible to set a safe correspondence for the poetic images, a transparent association between the symbols and the cultural burden they bear. Blanchot’s and Heidegger’s thoughts, among others, help in our steps.
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