Sobre pensar sin tener razón (considerando que las palabras no nos representan) y la poesía

• Autores: Christian anwandter
• Localización: Estudios Avanzados, ISSN 0718-5022, ISSN-e 0718-5014, Nº. 27, 2017 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Estudios Avanzados, 27, julio 2017), págs. 66-71
• Idioma: español
• Títulos paralelos:
  • On thinking without being right (considering that words don’t represent us) and poetry
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  • español

    En el presente texto reviso distintas maneras de pensar y definir la poesía. Muchas veces, se reduce la poesía a solo una de sus múltiples posibilidades. Rechazando la idea de medir lo propio de la poesía, propongo entender la escritura como un tipo de pensamiento que no busca tener la razón, y cuyo punto de partida es una diferencia radical entre las palabras y la realidad.In this text I review different ways of thinking and defining poetry. Too often, poetry is reduced to only one of its multiple possibilities. By rejecting the idea of measuring poetry’s uniqueness, I propose to understand writing as a way of thinking that does not seek to be right, and whose starting point is a radical difference between words and reality.

  • English

    In this text I review different ways of thinking and defining poetry. Too often, poetry is reduced to only one of its multiple possibilities. By rejecting the idea of measuring poetry’s uniqueness, I propose to understand writing as a way of thinking that does not seek to be right, and whose starting point is a radical difference between words and reality.