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- Echavarren, Roberto (Author)
Title
Resistance
Abstract
The poetic space, as I see it, is a space of resistance. Resistance against the media which do not need poetry. Communication among poets is a go-between, a web of messages, performances and presentations, the circulation of books and digital materials. These activities are political, functioning as politics in the Greek sense: discussion in a public arena, exchanges of opinion and criticism, interventions, concerted decisions, group projects, a net of relationships around the production of texts, articulating versions and diversions of language. These activities and exchanges give the participants a sense of fulfillment. In this sense to pass is to think, to question a certain regime, to marvel that it is still there, to wonder what makes it possible, going into its enclaves, looking for traces of the movements which formed it and discovering in those stories apparently in ashes, how to think, how to live otherwise.
Publication
Cosmos and History: The Journal of Natural and Social Philosophy
Volume
6
Issue
2
Pages
20-26
Date
2010-10-09
Language
en
ISSN
1832-9101
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Number: 2
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Subcampos:Dossier, English, Historical, Literary, Cultural-Semiotic, Comparatist, Interartistic, Aesthetic, Hermeneutic, Performance Centred, Anthropological, Sociological, Empirical/Systematic, Media Studies, Subaltern Studies, Cultural Studies, Cultural Analysis, Philosophy/Political Theory Studies, Space/ City Studies, Poetics of Voice, Poetics of the Body, Poetics of Staging, Poetics of Knowledge, Social Poetics, Identitarian Poetics, Agitprop Poetics, Poetics of Language, Metapoetry, Narrative Poetics, Neo-epic Poetics, Music, Graphic Art, Performance, Cinema, Videos, Other
Citation
ECHAVARREN, Roberto, 2010. Resistance. Cosmos and History: The Journal of Natural and Social Philosophy. Online. 9 October 2010. Vol. 6, no. 2, p. 20–26. Available from: http://cosmosandhistory.org/index.php/journal/article/view/205 [Accessed 8 March 2024].
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