Toda voz es una multitud (poesía y poética en William Carlos Williams)

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  • Carlos Surghi CONICET - UNC

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52292/csl5320234502

Keywords:

voice, poetry, poetics

Abstract

The poetics of William Carlos Williams (1883-1963) can be understood in the light of the configuration of an experience of the voice as a crowd. Our work analyzes his first reflections on tradition and innovation in North American literature, thus focusing on his most ambitious poem, Paterson (1946-1958), particularly on the “Book Two. Sunday in the Park”, in which poetry embraces speech registers to capture the material and subjective modulations of a language.

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How to Cite

Surghi, C. (2023). Toda voz es una multitud (poesía y poética en William Carlos Williams). Cuadernos Del Sur Letras, (53), 34–48. https://doi.org/10.52292/csl5320234502

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