The Aesthetics of Evanescence in the Poetry of Octavio Paz

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Diaz Gamboa, Sandra Lucia

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ANALES DE LITERATURA HISPANOAMERICANA | 2013年 / 42卷

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verbal seeds; Firstness; zero; infinite; vanishing; form; nothingness; white; silence; indefiniteness; transparence;

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10.5209/rev_ALHI.2013.v42.43673

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I3/7 [各国文学];

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We create the aesthetics of evanescence as opposed to what Peirce calls Firstness and to the concept of "infiniversion" that we have discovered in modern poetics. In Octavio Paz's poems, specially "Latera Este" and "Arbol adentro" we recognize features of this aesthetics, such as: dispersion, elementariness, otherness, impermanence, contradiction, emptiness, etc. And we link the symbols of mirror and the abyss to this same aesthetics.

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