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CONCLUSION: The Untimely Secret of Anti-Literature

ADAM JOSEPH SHELLHORSE

Anti-Literature, 2017, p.192

University of Pittsburgh Press

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CONCLUSION: The Untimely Secret of Anti-Literature
Autor: ADAM JOSEPH SHELLHORSE
Assuntos: American studies ; Anthropology ; Applied philosophy ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Comparative politics ; Concrete poetry ; Ethnography ; Ethnology ; Latin American literature ; Latin American politics ; Latin American studies ; Literary criticism ; Literary genres ; Literary history ; Literary studies ; Literature ; Logic ; Logical relationships ; Metalogic ; Modern literature ; Philosophy ; Poetry ; Political change ; Political criticism ; Political ideologies ; Political philosophy ; Political processes ; Political revolutions ; Political science ; Political sociology ; Politics ; Social criticism ; Social philosophy ; Subalterns ; Visual poetry
É parte de: Anti-Literature, 2017, p.192
Descrição: SINCE THE 1950s, reproaches concerning the apolitical nature of Haroldo de Campos’s poems and Brazilian concrete poetry are widespread. In many respects, they recall the accusations that the Marxist cultural critic Roberto Schwarz made against Campos and his brother, Augusto, regarding the “reactionary” implications of their writing for political action. In Campos’s rejoinder to Schwarz, as well as in his writings concerning the political implications of poetry and literary theory, Campos rejects the notion that concrete poetry lacks a political dimension, or what Schwarz will call a “déficit de empiria” (a deficit of empirical data) (“Marco” 64). Writing against Schwarz’s
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CONCLUSION: The Untimely Secret of Anti-Literature

ADAM JOSEPH SHELLHORSE

University of Pittsburgh Press

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