Con un cuchillo alzado en la oscuridad: “Escrito con un nictógrafo”, la performance pizarnikiana y la censura

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12/2021
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Universidad de Chile. Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
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0717-2761
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Partiendo de una periodización de la obra de la poeta argentina Alejandra Pizarnik (1936-1972), que contempla su división en dos grandes períodos: uno constituido por los poemarios publicados en vida como libros, y otro por los escritos editados en ese formato luego de la muerte de la autora, propongo pensar fenómenos de autocensura y censura que operaron sobre la escritura de este último período. Tomo, como ‘caso testigo’ de las contradicciones en torno a los escritos póstumos, la lectura que la autora realiza en la oscuridad del poema de Arturo Carrera “Escrito con un nictógrafo”. Asimismo, tomo en consideración la cinta de Moebius entre literatura y vida en los textos y autofiguraciones pizarnikianos, para pensar cómo cierto sector de la crítica, apoyándose en este continuum niega el estatuto de literatura a los escritos de ‘sombra’ de Pizarnik.
Considering a periodization of the work of the Argentine poet Alejandra Pizarnik (1936-1972), which divides it into two large periods: one constituted by the poetry books published during her life in book format, and the other by the writings published as a book after the death of the author, I propose to think certain phenomena of self-censorship and censorship that operated on the writing of this last period. I take, as a ‘witness case’ of the contradictions surrounding these posthumous writings, the reading of Arturo Carrera’s poem “Written with a nyctograph” that the author performs in the dark. I also consider the Mobius strip between literature and life in Pizarnikian texts and self-figurations, in order to think about how certain criticism, taking this continuum into account, denies literary status to Pizarnik’s posthumous writings.
Considering a periodization of the work of the Argentine poet Alejandra Pizarnik (1936-1972), which divides it into two large periods: one constituted by the poetry books published during her life in book format, and the other by the writings published as a book after the death of the author, I propose to think certain phenomena of self-censorship and censorship that operated on the writing of this last period. I take, as a ‘witness case’ of the contradictions surrounding these posthumous writings, the reading of Arturo Carrera’s poem “Written with a nyctograph” that the author performs in the dark. I also consider the Mobius strip between literature and life in Pizarnikian texts and self-figurations, in order to think about how certain criticism, taking this continuum into account, denies literary status to Pizarnik’s posthumous writings.
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