Duelo por la poesia social en Daniel Durand

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11/2019
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Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Facultad de Humanidades
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El jardín de los poetas
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El primer poema de Segovia (1993) de Daniel Durand es un texto célebre y bien conocido de la “poesía de los noventa” que sin embargo no ha sido objeto de demasiadas lecturas críticas, tal vez por su carácter enigmático y melancólico, bastante distinto al tono de las otras composiciones que integran este libro. No es difícil ver por otro lado que este texto forma parte de la discusión que Durand mantiene con la poesía social a lo largo de su obra. Ese debate, que no excluye varios momentos de ruptura iconoclasta, no puede ser tampoco reducido a la negación de las preocupaciones que constituyen el núcleo ideológico de dicho género. El duelo por la poesía social, tal como a nuestro entender puede leerse en este primer poema, es un momento importante de esa discusión que permite entender mejor su tono enigmático, casi falto de sentido.
The first poem of Daniel Durand´s Segovia is a well known and famous text in argentine “nineties poetry” which nevertheless have received few critical readings, due perhaps to its enigmatic and melancholic nature, very diferent in regard to the others compositions of this book. It´s not hard to recognise on the other side that this poem belongs also to the dispute that Durand developes with “social poetry” as a genre, all along his literary work. This debate does not exclude several gestures of iconoclastic rupture, but it would be a mistake if we understand it as a simple negation of the concerns that are at the ideological core of that literary gender. The mourning for social poetry, as could be read in this poem, conveys some meaningfull aspects of this debate that are also helpfull to understand it´s enigmatic undertone, almost senseless.
The first poem of Daniel Durand´s Segovia is a well known and famous text in argentine “nineties poetry” which nevertheless have received few critical readings, due perhaps to its enigmatic and melancholic nature, very diferent in regard to the others compositions of this book. It´s not hard to recognise on the other side that this poem belongs also to the dispute that Durand developes with “social poetry” as a genre, all along his literary work. This debate does not exclude several gestures of iconoclastic rupture, but it would be a mistake if we understand it as a simple negation of the concerns that are at the ideological core of that literary gender. The mourning for social poetry, as could be read in this poem, conveys some meaningfull aspects of this debate that are also helpfull to understand it´s enigmatic undertone, almost senseless.
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