Respuestas de perros: Bataille, Derrida y Ortiz

Authors

  • Silvio Mattoni

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35305/b.v8i16%20(Marzo).375

Keywords:

philosophy, poetry, animality, identity, forms of life

Abstract

Abstract: From Georges Bataille's intuition on the aesthetic perception of the animals, and after Jacques Derrida's discussion on the perspective of the western philosophy it brings over of the difference between the human being and the animal being, this article proposes to investigate which would be the poetical point of view that certain animals represent, preferably so called domestic, in the poetry of Juan L. Ortiz. However the conclusions will not resolve the distances between the authors but rather they will bring the discussion near on the words of the poetry and the concepts of the philosophy to the zone of indetermination where the manners of life not defined by the articulated and historical speech are faced with the bodies that supposedly they write, think and name.

Author Biography

Silvio Mattoni

Silvio Mattoni es Doctor en Letras por la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, donde actualmente ejerce como Profesor Titular de Estética. Es Investigador Independiente del CONICET, donde especialmente se ha dedicado a investigar en las áreas de la poesía argentina contemporánea, la crítica literaria y la estética filosófica. Ha publicado numerosos libros sobre temas de literatura, entre los más recientes: Camino de agua. Lugares, música, experiencia (2013), Música rota (2015) y Tekhné (2018).

Published

2019-04-01

How to Cite

Mattoni, S. (2019). Respuestas de perros: Bataille, Derrida y Ortiz. Badebec, 8(16 (Marzo), 155–168. https://doi.org/10.35305/b.v8i16 (Marzo).375

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