Lezama: en el umbral del dios venidero

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Luis Bautista Boned
Yale University

Este artículo analiza la poética de Lezama Lima en relación con la teoría literaria del Goethezeit. Abordo en la primera parte las similitudes entre los conceptos lezamianos de “señor barroco” y “eras imaginarias”, y las teorizaciones de Schiller sobre lo Ingenuo y lo Sentimental. La segunda parte se centra en las relaciones entre la Neue Mythologie y la concepción mítico/mistérica de la figura José Cemí en Paradiso (1966). Una determinada “era imaginaria” de la cultura europea, la literatura alemana del entresiglo XVIII/XIX, nos sirve para iluminar la obra de Lezama, leída así desde el corazón de la teoría literaria y filosófica de la Modernidad. 

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Lezama, Schiller, Nueva Mitología, Paradiso,

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Bautista Boned, Luis. «Lezama: en el umbral del dios venidero». Mitologías hoy, 2018, vol.VOL 17, pp. 311-26, https://raco.cat/index.php/mitologias/article/view/338515.
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