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رسائل أليخاندرا بيثارنيك، ليون أوستروف
هذه الرسائل وعددها 21 رسالة وخمسة ردود من المعالج النفسي، تعرض الشاعرة بلا مواربة حالاتها النفسية الأدعى للألم، عندما تغرق في أقسى حالات الكآبة. القراءة المنتظمة لمجموع الرسائل تسمح ببناء سرد واضح عن إقامتها في باريس، وعلاقاتها وصداقاتها، ومكان إقامتها، وتفاصيل عملها الإبداعي، وتحولاتها النفسية وتجاربها العاطفية، وتعرفها إلى كتاب وشعراء من أميركا اللاتينية مثل أكتافيو باث، الذي كتب مقدمة ديوانها الثاني، وقيصر باييخو (شاعر من البيرو، يعد من كبار شعراء الإسبانية، أقام في فرنسا وانتحر في شقته الباريسية) وغيرهم، وتعرفها إلى المنظرة النسوية (سيمون دي بوفوار) صديقة سارتر ومارغريت دوراس، وغيرهم من الكتاب والشعراء الذين كانت باريس وجهتهم آنذاك.
Arbol de Alejandra
Thirty-five years after her death, this book reassesses the Argentinian poet Alejandra Pizarnik (1936-72) in the light of recent publications of her 'complete' poetry and prose, diaries, and previously unavailable archive material. The essays in this volume explore Pizarnik's work from new angles: they examine her production as a literary critic, revealing her intense identificatory strategies as a reader, and the impact of such activities upon her own creative process. They also weigh up the influence of her ambiguous attitudes towards sexuality on her poetic personae, as well as the ways in which her concern with sex inspires her experimentation with humorous prose. New approaches are taken to key texts and themes: in the case of the much-studied work, 'La condesa sangrienta', through a detailed philosophical reading involving comparisons with Kafka, and, in the case of the theme of the split subject, through the lens of translation. By broadening the scope of Pizarnik studies, this book will act as a catalyst for further research into the work of this compelling poet. FIONA MACKINTOSH and KARL POSSO lecture in Hispanic Studies at the University of Edinburgh. OTHER CONTRIBUTORS: Susana Chávez Silverman, Evelyn Fishburn, Florinda F. Goldberg, Cristina Piña, Cecilia Rossi, Jason Wilson
رسائل أليخاندرا بيثارنيك، ليون أوستروف
هذه الرسائل وعددها 21 رسالة وخمسة ردود من المعالج النفسي، تعرض الشاعرة بلا مواربة حالاتها النفسية الأدعى للألم، عندما تغرق في أقسى حالات الكآبة. القراءة المنتظمة لمجموع الرسائل تسمح ببناء سرد واضح عن إقامتها في باريس، وعلاقاتها وصداقاتها، ومكان إقامتها، وتفاصيل عملها الإبداعي، وتحولاتها النفسية وتجاربها العاطفية، وتعرفها إلى كتاب وشعراء من أميركا اللاتينية مثل أكتافيو باث، الذي كتب مقدمة ديوانها الثاني، وقيصر باييخو (شاعر من البيرو، يعد من كبار شعراء الإسبانية، أقام في فرنسا وانتحر في شقته الباريسية) وغيرهم، وتعرفها إلى المنظرة النسوية (سيمون دي بوفوار) صديقة سارتر ومارغريت دوراس، وغيرهم من الكتاب والشعراء الذين كانت باريس وجهتهم آنذاك.
Childhood in the Works of Silvina Ocampo and Alejandra Pizarnik
This volume explores the theme of childhood in the cuentista and poet Silvina Ocampo (1903-1993) and the poet Alejandra Pizarnik (1936-1972). It draws revealing comparisons between these key Argentine writers through their shared obsession with childhood, arguing that an understanding of their attitudes to childhood is fundamental to an appreciation of their work. Close reading of various Ocampo texts, including some for children, allows an exploration of her vision of childhood through nostalgia, adult-child power relationships, ageing and rejuvenation, and moments of initiation or imitation. Pizarnik is considered in relation to the myth of the child-poet, and her child personae are analysed through Breton's Surrealism, Cocteau and Paz; through her borrowings from Carroll's Alice in Wonderland and Breton's Nadja; and through her obsession with madness, death, orphanhood, violation and transgression. In the final analysis, Ocampo's works achieve equilibrium between childhood and age, whereas Pizarnik's poetic crisis of exile from language parallels her deep sense of anxiety at being exiled from the world of childhood. FIONA MACKINTOSH lectures in Hispanic Studies at the University of Edinburgh. a href=\"5060sp.htm\" target=_blank>Click here for a Spanish translation/A>
Psychotic Bodies/Embodiment of Suicidal Bipolar Poets: Navigating Through the Sensorium of Immersive Worlds and Psychoscapes
Ever since Christina and Stanislav Grof coined the idea of a \"spiritual emergency\" (1989), in opposition to or substitution of an episode of psychosis (a break from reality), there has been mounting interest in debating and outlining the role of exactly how alternative states of consciousness (trance states and otherworldly encounters) have come to define life-worlds and spiritual breakthroughs. Clarke (2010) in Psychosis and Spirituality: Consolidating the New Paradigm provides context for these mounting and theoretical concerns; her multidisciplinary and co-authored text examines how psychosis offers a gift of 'trans-liminality' in re-orienting the human mind towards experiences of alternate phenomena, enhanced creativity, and what often translates as mysticism. In working along these lines, I want to explore the sensory worlds of the psychotically inclined, the inspired-carving out intellectual space and capacity to understand and empathize how they as embodied selves process reality, stepped in mythic, symbolic, and, above all else, subversive (sub)texts of being that map out the present moment as a 'lived' psycho-scape. Using theories from the interdisciplinary canon of cultural, social, and political thought, I plan to analyse localized accounts of psychosis, literatures of madness, and the cultural neurophenomenology of belief in documenting both resistance and transformation. To do so, I explore the sensory experiences and poetic texts of three bipolar suicidal poets -namely, Paul Celan, Alejandra Pizarnik, and myself.
Melancolía y autoexposición
A partir del análisis de las piezas teatrales Los perturbados entre lilas (1969), de Alejandra Pizarnik, y Melancolía y manifestaciones (2012), de Lola Arias, propongo una relectura de estos textos desde la capacidad de la melancolía como tropo, recurso estilístico y característica definitoria de los personajes, para aportar una nueva mirada sobre los discursos de género y la construcción de la memoria en el teatro argentino contemporáneo. Presentando a sus protagonistas, Pizarnik y Arias subvierten el paradigma genérico en el cual el genio melancólico es un hombre, mientras la mujer melancólica resulta una improductiva víctima de la depresión. La melancolía permite la validación creativa del cuerpo femenino (en Pizarnik), y se muestra como consecuencia invisible de la dictadura militar argentina (en Arias). En ambas obras las escrituras biográficas y autobiográficas permiten incorporar el ámbito de lo privado a la escena, dándoles visibilidad y agencia a personajes históricamente relegados de los discursos oficiales y públicos.
Itinerario poético del cuerpo en vértigo: el personaje de Alejandra Pizarnik y el valor ontologizador de la despersonalización del yo poético
El objetivo del presente trabajo es estudiar la relación entre el cuerpo y la palabra en la obra de la poeta argentina, Alejandra Pizarnik, con especial atención al fenómeno de la despersonalización del yo poético. La principal línea de investigación parte del concepto del valor ontologizador del lenguaje poético, puesto que es precisamente la relación que el sujeto tiene con el lenguaje la que define las tensiones principales de la poética de Pizarnik. El trabajo obsesivo sobre el lenguaje vincula a la poeta al concepto de fatum, el destino poético del sujeto, que introduciremos en nuestro análisis a partir del libro titulado La escritura invisible: El discurso autobiográfico en Alejandra Pizarnik publicado por Patricia Venti (2008a). La autora utiliza este concepto en relación con la creación poética pizarnikiana para demostrar que la poeta determina su destino poético a través de la imposibilidad del lenguaje, lo que conduce al sujeto hacia su disolución y a la poeta al suicidio.