| Date: |
2025 |
| Abstract: |
Abstract: "The poetry collections 'Sol, i de dol' (J. V. Foix, 1936) and 'Elegies de Bierville' (Carles Riba, 1943) share themes of human subjectivity, the natural world, spirituality and transcendence, and words. This study employs theories of ecological postmodernism and ecofeminism to interrogate the contrast in how each work articulates these themes. This investigation shows that the poetry of Foix aligns with the modern philosophies of hierarchy and Cartesian human subjectivity separate from nature, while Riba portrays human subjectivity as formed in heterarchical relationship and based in the natural world. The transformation within time and the material world narrated in the Elegies facilitates social engagement that the transcendence of these in 'Sol, i de dol' prohibits. In this way, these texts illustrate a postwar literary shift to ecological postmodernism, as Riba offers an ecologically grounded response to epistemological crisis". |
| Contents: |
Inclou apartat de notes i referències bibliogràfiques (pàg. 96-97)
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| Document: |
Estudi |
| Subject: |
Poesia catalana ;
Filosofia ;
Postmodernitat
Foix, J.V. 
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Riba, Carles
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| Works: |
Foix, J.V..
Sol, i de dol . Edició a cura de Jaume Vallcorba Plana. [Barcelona] : Quaderns Crema, 1985
Riba, Carles.
Elegies de Bierville . En: Obres Completes, vol1. Edició d'Enrci Sullà. [Barcelona] : Edicions 62, 1984 |
| Published in: |
Catalan Review, Núm. 39 (2025), p. 81-97 (Research Articles) , ISSN 2053-339X |
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