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The fundamental thesis of the research work on the influence of classical culture in the thought and poetry of José Ángel Valente is that for him poetry is a language of resistance against the meanings sedimented in the languages instrumentalized by power. And this conception of poetry finds its roots in various sources of classical culture from which Valente draws. Only through Valente's search for fertile emptiness or silence can a poetic language be generated that is knowledge of the ineffable, that discovers new territories of reality and that is also a language that creates reality. The…mehr

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The fundamental thesis of the research work on the influence of classical culture in the thought and poetry of José Ángel Valente is that for him poetry is a language of resistance against the meanings sedimented in the languages instrumentalized by power. And this conception of poetry finds its roots in various sources of classical culture from which Valente draws. Only through Valente's search for fertile emptiness or silence can a poetic language be generated that is knowledge of the ineffable, that discovers new territories of reality and that is also a language that creates reality.
The fundamental thesis of the research work on the influence of classical culture in the thought and poetry of José Ángel Valente is that for him poetry is a language of resistance against the meanings sedimented in the languages instrumentalized by power. And this conception of poetry finds its roots in various sources of classical culture from which Valente draws. Only through Valente's search for fertile emptiness or silence can a poetic language be generated that is knowledge of the ineffable, that discovers new territories of reality and that is also a language that creates reality.

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Licenciada en Filosofía por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid y en Filología Hispánica por la UNED. Es máster en Literaturas brasileña y africana de expresión portuguesa por la Universidade de Lisboa. En la actualidad elabora una tesis doctoral sobre Gloria Anzaldúa en la Universidad de Zaragoza.