Paper XI critics

Craige - Navidad 1

the poet becomes Christ, shedding his blood in order to cleanse mankind of the effects of his consciousness

Bonaddio - PNY

so overwhelmed by the metropolis that he loses any sense of a fixed and stable identity […] and thus comes to resemble the indistinct forms and broken life that surround him

Bousoño 1

articula una ausencia, un fracaso del cuerpo en su intento por adquirir significación

Craige 2

between the self and God, between the self and nature, between the mind and body has opened an abyss not to be bridged by conscious man

De Ros

He dicho ‘un poeta en Nueva York’ y he debido decir ‘Nueva York en un poeta’ - also suggests a reciporcity between subject and object

Maurer

Lorca gives colour and weight to the notion of annihilation itself

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González

todos los nominados funcionalmente tienen esencialmente un destino que cumplir

Cao

ya dueño de un medio expresivo adecuado, plasma Lorca en la escena personajes de <carne y hueso>

Bonaddio MP1

she herself becomes the battleground

Bonaddio MP2

Christ’s death is presented as an archetypal instance of the muerte de amor, the frustrated eros that crucifies, in that interplay between desire and death

Richter

references to the veins and bones that remain beneath the surface of the skins, and the inclusion of the X-ray machine in the text highlights the importance of seeing beyond visible realities

Kosma

descorrer la forma imparable todos los velos […] que ocultan en su limitación la realidad más escondida, el mundo del instinto

Flint

el deseo de unir lo consciente con lo inconsciente […] cómo el sujeto humano objetiviza su experiencia percibida en relación con el mundo exterior

Edwards

they are people who, close to the soil, are attuned to the world around them and reflect its impulses

Boyd

punctum - Barthes - ‘Carmen Lucida’ - an affective act of piercing and a literal puncturing of the male body

McDermid 1

the tenuous boundary of the body is permeated by a series of expulsions and penetrations

McDermid 2

the continual movement of one form to another proposes that theatre is process, and by extension through the notion of theatrum mundi, life is process

Craige 3

general pattern of first giving names then seeing relationships

Reiss 1

richness, variety and exuberance of the natural environment vs the poverty of the social order which is man-made

Morales

desde el caos inicial de materias indistintas y ebullentes, a la presencia del hombre

Gullón 2

a creature whose humanity derives so intimately from the earth he inhabits that a certain confusion of essences occurs

Gullón

there is a cosmic intensity throughout, an intermittent awareness of totality that gives the miniscule a special importance

Bleiker 1

His writings were all about heeding to whispers that risk drowning in the roaring engines of high politics

Bleiker 2

impurities of our existence - words that are steeped in sweat and in smoke, smelling of lilies and urine

Concha

una onda vertical y rumorosa- hilo o cascada en los versos se desgranan

Holzinger

the form of the ode perhaps supplying the tripartite structure, the Marxist doctrine the tendency toward the temporal division into past, present and future

Reiss 3

the imaginative and the political factor, the meditative life and the existential datum comprise a single reality

Bousoño 2

desplazamiento calificativo - a state of the soul that cannot be fully expressed in discursive, analytical language