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El ritmo como expresion de lo erotico en la poesia de Gonzalo Rojas.

Publication: Acta Literaria

Publication Date: 01-JAN-03

Author: Ostria Gonzalez, Mauricio
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RESUMEN

La escritura poética, por ser precisamente escritura, no contiene en su materialidad los sonidos, entonaciones o ritmos concretos, propios de toda secuencia oral real, sino sólo las imágenes acústicas correspondientes a las unidades distintivas. Sin embargo, conserva fuertemente sus vínculos con lo oral (como un pentagrama). Entonces, la persistencia de lo fónico en la poesía la preserva como fenómeno que, no obstante su soporte escritural, conserva su virtualidad sonora, de modo que el lector de poesía "oye mentalmente, detrás del trazo las palabras del texto, su música verbal" (Octavio Paz). Esto es lo que sucede cabalmente con el discurso lírico de Gonzalo Rojas, quien no solamente prefiere en prólogos y presentaciones la lectura en voz alta, sino que en sus poemas recurre a menudo a sugestiones de oralidad que incluyen todo tipo de procedimientos que la proyecten a la página. Esto es especialmente evidente en la expresión de los ritmos del amor.

PALABRAS CLAVES: Poesía chilena, ritmo, erotismo, oralidad.

ABSTRACT

Poetic writing, just because of its condition of writing, does not contain in its physical substance the concrete sounds, intonations, or rithms which characterize any actually spoken sequence, but it contains only the acoustic images that correspond to distinctive sound units. Nevertheless, it firmly conserves its links to orality (like a musical staff); therefore, the persistence of sonority in poetry preserves ir asa phenomenon that, in spite its scriptural support, maintains its sonorous virtuality, so that a poetry reader "listens in his mind, behind the written words, their oral music" (Octavio Paz). This is what fully happens with Gonzalo Rojas' lyrical discourse. The poet not only prefers to read aloud his prologues and presentations, but also in his poems often resorts to suggestions of orality,...

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