Animalidad y bestialidad: la expresión del instinto en la poesía de Juan Gelman

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12/2015
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Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. Facultad de Letras y Ciencias Humanas
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0378-4878
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2071-5072
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Este artículo propone abordar los conceptos de animalidad y bestialidad en la poesía de Juan Gelman. A pesar de ser poco estudiados, son omnipresentes en su poesía y reflejan algunas de las inquietudes del poeta: la dictadura, el exilio, la ausencia, la muerte, el amor, la poesía. Será interesante ver por qué Gelman recurre a estos dos conceptos para expresar preocupaciones fundamentales y sentimientos contradictorios: desde la bestialidad de los verdugos hasta el dolor animal de la madre, pasando por las múltiples sensaciones del poeta exiliado de su tierra natal y padre –como él mismo lo expresa– huérfano de su hijo.
This article deals with the concepts of animality and bestiality in Juan Gelman s poetry. Although rarely studied, they are nonetheless part and parcel of his poetry, as they express some of the poet s preoccupations: dictatorship, exile, absence, death, love. It will be interesting to see why Gelman uses these two aspects to reflect basic preoccupations and contradictory feelings: from the executioners s bestiality to the mothers s utmost pain, not to mention the numerous feelings of the poet himself, exiled from his native country and an orphan to his son, as he calls himself.
This article deals with the concepts of animality and bestiality in Juan Gelman s poetry. Although rarely studied, they are nonetheless part and parcel of his poetry, as they express some of the poet s preoccupations: dictatorship, exile, absence, death, love. It will be interesting to see why Gelman uses these two aspects to reflect basic preoccupations and contradictory feelings: from the executioners s bestiality to the mothers s utmost pain, not to mention the numerous feelings of the poet himself, exiled from his native country and an orphan to his son, as he calls himself.
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