The Thinking Poetry of Orides Fontela
Wandering as Poetic Language Experiment
Keywords:
Orides Fontela, drift, nomadism, poetry and philosophy, Deleuze and GuattariAbstract
The article aims to develop the idea of a poetics of drift in Orides Fontela’s poetry (1940-1998), in the sense of an experimentation of the thought of and in writing taking place not only in the thematic plan but, mainly, in the material of the poems. For this purpose, we seek a dialogue with some concepts of the French philosophers of difference Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari to think about the constitution of her writing-thought as a movement of ethical and poetic nomadism. Therefore, we focus on the analysis of two poems from the book Rosácea (1986), “Viagem” [“Travel”] and “Errância” [“Wandering”], both emblematic about this poetics of drift observable in the writing procedures and in the type of subjectivity created by the poems: subjectivity always outside of itself and in a constant process of constitution and deviation.
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