Genesis and aesthetics in the chacelian lyric: transmutation of signifiers and Apollonian classicism in "Apollo"
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Eviternare.v0i2.8103Keywords:
Literature; spanish poetry; lyrical poetry; Rosa ChacelAbstract
The main aim this paper tries to reach is to review Spanish female writer Rosa Chacel’s lyrical poem “Apolo” in order to analyze the way she finds to incorporate Apollo Greek god’s sculpture into her piece of work, which comes to add a new point of view when reading the poem itself because, so far, it has just been said that Chacel uses Greek god’s characteristics to write her piece of art and not his sculpture, that is the idea this paper defends.
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