El mito de la viajera en la poesía de Alejandra Pizarnik

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02/2014
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Sociedad Española de Estudios Literarios de Cultura Popular
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Oceánide
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1989-6328
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En una poética en la que se anuncia la pérdida del sujeto como representación del yo y la problemática de un lenguaje no constitutivo, el motivo de la viajera se convierte en un símbolo a través del cual expresar el proceso de abandono que la voz poética sufrirá con respecto a sí misma y a su entorno. Esto explicaría las múltiples formas de enmascaramiento con las que Alejandra Pizarnik juega a enmascarar al sujeto de una parte importante de sus poesías: desde la figura de la exiliada, aquella que se sabe expulsada de su propio ser y del mundo aparentemente real, hasta la que inicia un peregrinaje por dos espacios que la sitúan en un ?entre?, todas estas formas se constituyen no sólo en máscaras del yo sino también en significantes con un significado propio.
In a poetic in which is announced the lost of the subject as a representation of the self and the problems of a language that is not constitutive, the topic of the traveller becomes one of the most important symbols to express the process of abandonment that the poetic voice will experience with itself and with the others. That would explain many of the masks that Alejandra Pizarnik uses to mask the subject: from the figure of the exiled, that one who knows herself expelled of her own being and of the real world; until that one that initiates a pilgrimage by two spaces that situate her in a “between”, all of them become not only a mask for the self, but also a significant with a subsequent meaning.
In a poetic in which is announced the lost of the subject as a representation of the self and the problems of a language that is not constitutive, the topic of the traveller becomes one of the most important symbols to express the process of abandonment that the poetic voice will experience with itself and with the others. That would explain many of the masks that Alejandra Pizarnik uses to mask the subject: from the figure of the exiled, that one who knows herself expelled of her own being and of the real world; until that one that initiates a pilgrimage by two spaces that situate her in a “between”, all of them become not only a mask for the self, but also a significant with a subsequent meaning.
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