Llansol and the potency of joy

Abstract

The work of Maria Gabriela Llansol, very unique, is as investment in joy: polyphonic, it opens itself to many other voices, including Baruch Spinoza, the closer to happiness. Besides, Llansol builds an experience of liberty, in writing, that visits silences, almost like music, and elaborates a liberating kind of true: in this place, Llansol helps us to confront oppressions contemporaries, like a verbiage that says nothing and a weakening of possibilities of trues, a true that works, not as an idea, but as an alliance in human relationships. Searching a true without the One, Llansol pursuits a kind of narrative distant of Yahweh’s violence, getting closer to some ethos evangelical and to a feminine foundation, beside an intense nexus with a time far from Chronos. Llansolian writing, between security, or balance, and insecurity, or unbalance, is joy in meeting of diverse, therefore in an adventure of an otherness always in expansion.