Distraction: heroic attitude before the metropolis
Considering distraction as the heroic ethos of modernity, I intend to analyze the perceptive changes brought about by the advance of the productive forces under capitalism; and the subsequent apprehension of this change by four contemporary poets, namely Liv Lagerblad, Heyk Pimenta, Alberto Pucheu...
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| description | Considering distraction as the heroic ethos of modernity, I intend to analyze the perceptive changes brought about by the advance of the productive forces under capitalism; and the subsequent apprehension of this change by four contemporary poets, namely Liv Lagerblad, Heyk Pimenta, Alberto Pucheu and Eucanaã Ferraz. Each of these poets brings distraction as what Walter Benjamin classified as inner form. In all cases, distraction appears as a poetic force before the danger of annihilation in big cities. This reflection is the basis for another, another, yet concerning the relations between poetry and politics, thinking with Jacques Rancière its position on the "distribution of the sensible". Finally, a resumption of Baudelaire, a master of distraction, seems to be inevitable. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-14ebf7656b0647898778949062d117ff2022-12-21T19:14:57ZporPontifícia Universidade Católica de São PauloFronteiraZ1983-43732016-07-0101642218791Distraction: heroic attitude before the metropolisRafael Zacca Fernandes0Pontifícia Universidade Católica - RJConsidering distraction as the heroic ethos of modernity, I intend to analyze the perceptive changes brought about by the advance of the productive forces under capitalism; and the subsequent apprehension of this change by four contemporary poets, namely Liv Lagerblad, Heyk Pimenta, Alberto Pucheu and Eucanaã Ferraz. Each of these poets brings distraction as what Walter Benjamin classified as inner form. In all cases, distraction appears as a poetic force before the danger of annihilation in big cities. This reflection is the basis for another, another, yet concerning the relations between poetry and politics, thinking with Jacques Rancière its position on the "distribution of the sensible". Finally, a resumption of Baudelaire, a master of distraction, seems to be inevitable.https://revistas.pucsp.br/index.php/fronteiraz/article/view/26371Poesia contemporâneaDistraçãoFilosofia da artePartilha do sensívelForma interna |
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| title | Distraction: heroic attitude before the metropolis |
| title_full | Distraction: heroic attitude before the metropolis |
| title_fullStr | Distraction: heroic attitude before the metropolis |
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| title_short | Distraction: heroic attitude before the metropolis |
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| topic | Poesia contemporânea Distração Filosofia da arte Partilha do sensível Forma interna |
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