Performing ekphrasis: intermedial passages in contemporary spanish poetry
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https://doi.org/10.12795/PH.2021.v35.i02.2Keywords:
ekphrasis in motion, ekphrasis in action, intermediality, Spanish contemporary poetryAbstract
This paper approaches the ekphrastic phenomenon in current Spanish poetry from two categories: on the one hand, an “ekphrasis in motion”, which recreates artistic universes through techniques such as the deconstruction of the image into many autonomous segments, the narrative collage, or the breaking of expectations; on the other hand, an “ekphrasis in action”, which is inspired by intermediary referents in order to challenge textual limits and to appropriate the performative codes from contemporary art. Both typologies demonstrate the explanatory power of ekphrasis, contribute to replace the descriptive orientation by the interpretative freedom, and turn the mimetic fidelity into lyrical fiction.
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