La idealidad y el deseo: una relectura de Cernuda

Authors

  • Gabriel Insausti
Keywords: Hortus conclusus, God, Spain, Love, Coleridge’s, yahvist metaphor

Abstract

My main concern in this article has been to show how Cernuda’s “idealismo instintivo” –in his own words– contains a twofold aspect corresponding to two different parts of his life: his youth in Seville and his adult life as a refugee, first in UK and later in the US and Mexico. The study of how he treats the topics of God, his homeland and love may throw a new light on his logics of desire: the sequence enthusiasm-disappointment in the poet’s relationship with outer reality suggests an underlying conflict between idea and experience that can be grasped within the boundaries of an idealistic framework.

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Insausti, G. (2006). La idealidad y el deseo: una relectura de Cernuda. Monteagudo. Revista de Literatura Española, Hispanoamericana y Teoría de la Literatura, (11), 99–118. Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/monteagudo/article/view/77001
Issue
No. 11 (2006)
Section
Varia

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