Pragmática y simbolización
Una propuesta de análisis de poemas de Juan Eduardo Cirlot
Carlos Frühbeck Moreno | Università degli Studi di Enna “Kore”
Firstly, this paper aims to provide new theoretical insights in the study of literary symbolism with the support of
Relevance Theory, Lexical Pragmatics and some contributions of second-generation cognitive sciences. Specifically, it proposes that the
meaning of literary symbol consists on the tension between a “literal” meaning and a not paraphrasable abstract meaning. Furthermore,
literary symbol needs of a specific communicative context: the “symbolic reading”, whose features are defined.In order to analyze the meaning of literary symbol a perspective close to contextualism has been taken. So, we consider
that meanings are underdeterminated and context is always needed to obtain them. The tension between the literal and the abstract meaning is
explained with the aid of Rayo´s grab bag model of language mastery and Relevance Theory accounts of metaphor comprehension.Lastly, this framework is applied to the analysis of Juan Eduardo Cirlot’s works, with special attention to his
permutation poetry.
Keywords: Juan Eduardo Cirlot, Permutation poetry, Contemporary spanish poetry, literary symbolism, Relevance Theory
Article outline
- 1.Propuesta metodológica
- 2.Símbolos en movimiento
- 3.Conclusiones
- Note
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Referencias bibliográficas
Article language: Spanish
Published online: 27 July 2020
https://doi.org/10.1075/rro.20001.fru
https://doi.org/10.1075/rro.20001.fru
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