Thursday, April 28, 2011

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Remembering Carlos Eduardo Zavaleta

Carlos Eduardo Zavaleta at the Instituto Cervantes in Munich, March 2006.

five years ago, one of the coldest winters that Germany does not lived in good weather, Professor Carlos Eduardo Zavaleta passed through this city of Munich, invited a number of events and cultural bunk ios , along with other Peruvian writers. That was how I had the pleasure of hearing them read from the novel beautiful pale, but calm (1997), reprinted in those months, which also left the crowded audience fascinated Cervantes Institute.

for him a kind of small tribute more than a mere gesture of attention, I had the idea to invite the teacher Zavaleta one afternoon to learn more about this ancient and modern city. Enthusiastically accepted, but due to the abundant snow that had accumulated through the streets and the very low temperatures, there was little chance for long city tours, so we decided to concentrate upon your request only in the Cathedral, because he wanted to go to church to pray by his wife, who died recently. Occurred since the night we dined at a restaurant in one of the oldest buildings in the medieval old town, where the evening was spent in pleasant conversation and interesting interview, which I published in a magazine Peruvian environmental [1] . What I remember most clearly from that dialogue was its simplicity in answering my questions very flattering on issues surrounding his work, being a writer and a teacher of the class we all know.

Now, after his sudden departure, suddenly the memories come and attempt to delve into my memory the image of how I came to his work, and I am reading, hanging almost my breath, feverish interior monologue of a unique female character. Yes, that was the first story I read of Professor Carlos Eduardo Zavaleta, "Juana la campa te vengará”. Y ése es el cuento que leeré ahora mismo, como inicio a un ciclo, personal e íntimo, de relectura de su obra.

La literatura per uana ha perdido a un ilustre escritor y maestro de maestros.

Carlos Eduardo Zavaleta en el patio medieval (Alter Hof) de Múnich, marzo 2006.

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THE KNIGHT OF THE SAD FIGURE



CARMEN Sculpture BOLTS. Terracotta



"S oberana high mistress


The injured point of absence, and the wounded heart fabric , sweetest Dulcinea del Toboso, the health sent you that he has. If thy beauty despises me, if your worth is not for me, if thy scorn is my affliction, though I be sufficiently long suffering, hardly shall I endure this anxiety, in addition to being strong is very durable. My good squire Sancho te dará entera relación, ¡Oh bella ingrata, amada enemiga mía!, del modo que por tu causa quedo. Si gustares de socorrerme, tuyo soy; y si no, haz lo que te viniere en gusto, que con acabar mi vida habré satisfecho a tu crueldad y a mi deseo.

Tuyo hasta la muerte,
El Caballero de la Triste Figura".

Don Quijote , Parte I, CAP. XXV. CARTA DE DON QUIJOTE A DULCINEA

Blog de la escultora: http://www.paraarte.blogspot.com/


Tuesday, April 26, 2011

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life and work of Mario Vargas Llosa


Conference on the life and work of Mario Vargas Llosa.
Presenter: Ofelia Huamanchumo of Cuba.
Nürnberg, April 2011.


ev CECLAM Production in cooperation with Südpunkt KUF in Nürnberg. Source
image: Südpunkt Nürnberg - Forum für Kultur und Bildung

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

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CARMEN PIN: MOVEMENT

"The hand is rescued from her magical limbo", José Hierro



" Melody Moon" by Carmen Pernas


When one contemplates the painting of Carmen Pernas, the first thing that invades our eyes is an explosion of light, colors in a harmonious interplay of blue, green, purple ... conflicting ranges that surround the viewer. A whole world of feelings lead us to introspection. Suddenly, the figure emerges to dominate the picture. The silhouette of neck sadly sustained projected on the edges of the frame by wrapping an empty set slightly askew, his face lost in a reverie. The hands and fingers languid pulse contain the movement. Guess fingers that owners of silence, a melody interpreters extravaganza whose notes, rising in the moon labyrinth open to the infinite.

Blog of the painter:
http://www.artecarper.blogspot.com/


Thursday, April 7, 2011

Julia Roberts Polka Dots

lyricism in "A peripheral exile ': Elias Canetti

"Pillars of Society" by G . Grosz, 1926


"Today I have been reading Machiavelli thoroughly. For the first time really captivated me. I read it coolly and little bitterness. I am struck to investigate the power the same way I study the masses. It addresses its subject with complete impartiality, his ideas come from his personal experience with rulers and their readings. The same is true for me, mutatis mutandis. Like any man of our time, I had experiences with the most diverse masses , and by reading endless attempt to get an idea of \u200b\u200bthe masses remote and bygone. I have to read much more than himself, his past is ancient Rome especially, mine is any past from which something is known. I, however, we read a similar way: dispersed and concentrated at a time, and feeling flow of similar phenomena everywhere. With respect to the mass itself, I've lost my initial prejudices, and it's not for me neither good nor bad, but there is, and blindness in which until now have lived in relation to it I find it intolerable. My relationship with Machiavelli would be pure if I'm not too interested in the study of power, here crossed my path and yours in a more intimate and intricate. The power remains for me an absolute evil and as such I can only take care of it. Sometimes my hostility numb, like when I read Machiavelli for example, but is only a slight drowsiness, which I wake up very comfortable.

I have found my powerful in the pantheon of the glorified history. The most often cited one such name, I found it harder to approach him. Distrust the posthumous fame rests on facts that occurred long ago, and what is more suspicious of success. I myself, like any other, I can examine the works of great men that exist as text. But what could review past events ever closer? There is only the consideration of opinions about facts, and I before they are not I flinch, I offer no credit or respect. "


Hampstead. Apuntes rescued 1954-1971.

Elias Canetti. Anaya & Mario Muchnik


Notes after the title is hidden rescued a "summa" consciously chosen and organized the thought of Elias Canetti. These reflections focus on the different cultures of the world to investigate in human behavior. Canetti engages in dialogue with writers of different times: Aristotle, Plato and Plutarch, Dante, Cervantes, Stendhal, Lichtenberg, and Gogol, Kafka and Pavese these Notes, thoughts or intense and profound aphorisms with touches of clarity.


"The Sephardic Canetti in cosmic void between languages \u200b\u200band countries that want as only half yours."



Elias Canetti (1905-1994) , Bulgarian Sephardic origin (who wanted to be remembered as "an old English") and British spent much of his life in England, Vienna, Germany and Zurich. In 1981 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Storyteller, playwright and essayist, is author of one great novel, Auto faith 1936, (meaning, the literal translation of the German title of "obfuscation") . This work presents the relationship between scholarship and insanity personified in a sage among his books locked up dying just after setting fire to his library. Other featured titles are Crowds and Power (anthropological essay, 1960), a classic thought twentieth century, the concept of "mass" connected to power, as opposed to the Freudian concept of the primitive state of man, The other process Kafka (essay, 1969), awareness of words (1975) or acquitted Language (1977). But the author is known especially for his three volumes of autobiography and notebooks in six books (near aphorisms fantastic short story, sketches psychological ...): Notes (1948), All this admiration dilapidated (1960), The province of man (1972), The secret heart clock (1985), The torment of flies (1992) and From Hampstead .


Major Elias Canetti obsessions revolve around two main themes interrelationship among themselves, the issue of "mass and power, and the theme of death. In one of his notes we read: " You're not obsessed with the mass. No longer do you insist on inventing recipes for good behavior and welfare.'re More obsessed than ever with the death. The mass death has absorbed you to the ground. Your own death is no more than indifferent. It is absolutely clear that it is only a matter of death in general. " opposite of death is survival" time of survival, "which, according to Canetti," the moment of power "(1).

The dual role of intelligence as brightness paralyzing and destructive threat, sought faith in Auto , is another major concern for the author: "Writing constantly questioned canettiana physical annihilation, in a deeper way, annihilation is responsible for property rights, including that from high culture (2)




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"Men only think dodging!" Of "Conversations of Goethe ." Hampstead.


" Elias Canetti was one of the great travelers of our time. Dweller in the vicinity of the twentieth century witnessed the atrocities of Nazism, conversion of humans in number by the extermination of sensation the end of the world that took the survivors of Hiroshima ... Canetti (the great survivor) reminds us that somehow we sobrevievientes of all those who have died in the past. The survivor is one who wonders about the fate of the dead and that seems to inhabit this delicate border between life and death that only the great poets have explored " (3). His desire to remain after death is also evident after this statement: "Leave behind you a puzzle or surely die." Canetti perhaps we have left more of an enigma in those 134 boxes of papers and letters deposited in Zurich, which may not be open until 2024.


What is decisive is KNOW THE SIDE "

Canetti

placed the subject before the court oppressive modernity. Cornered by the single thought and power of all that is central, the weak, the rebel, the poet, the witness has a final strategy: the side hop (4). The author The torment of flies defined laterality in human knowledge: " As it grows, changes shape knowledge. There is no uniformity in the true knowledge. All jumps are made sideways as horse jumps in chess. What unfolds in a straight line and is detectable is irrelevant. What matters is knowing how twisted, especially lateral "(4). clear example of these statements is the Auto protagonist of faith, a China expert narcissistic reality is isolated from , sinking into self-destruction by searching only the abstraction theory. As a result falls into madness and burns with his books in the great fire metaphor for their annihilation.


"POETIC ART SIDE"



Canetti In this phrase, "lateral" means go beyond, in a broad sense of the words culture and literature. to Claudio Magris, Elias Canetti is "the last survivor of Central European culture, in the interwar period created a literature " lateral (marginal, others), but strictly rationalist (due to their scientific training) to show contemporary delusion " .


Canetti literature as is " ... Art of the Transfiguration, literature is a bet against death. The ethical role of writing is to take responsibility for the imagined life in its transience and pain with complete mercy. In the pure technical, literature breathes life into the mud that serves as raw material. " C anetti in its conception of reality is still much to Kafka, the writer he most admired, in his ethics of writing about Tolstoy, though he rejects the religious sense of the writer seemed "megalomaniac and archaic" (4).



"Stendhal was never my Bible, but has been among the writers, my savior man ... I have never opened a book of his without feeling light and airy. It was never my law. But my (...) But he was released Cervantes, Gogol, Dostoevsky and Büchner I would not be anything: a spirit without fire and sharp edges. "

NOTES

(1) " Elias Canetti, a thinker out of place." Agapito Maestre, in "Political Breviary" (2) "Elias Canetti: lateral rider, Juan Villoro (3)" Elias Canetti, survivor , Mauricio Molina. (4) "Elias Canetti: Side Rider", by John Villoro.


Bibliography: Literary History Universal , Martin de Riquer and José María Valverde, Editorial Planeta. Hampstead, 1954-1971 Notes rescued, Anaya & Mario Muchnik. The power of the Word ( www.epdlp.com ).


Articles: "World premiere of an unpublished Canetti," Winston Manrique Sabogal, El País (05/04/2010); http://www.elpais.com/ " Canetti against privacy "and" Elias Canetti in brief ", both of LF Moreno Claros. Http://www.elcultural.es/ "Notes Elias Canetti (1942-1993). Trad. J. José del Solar. Ohlrich G., G. Dieterich and B. Galán. Galaxia Gutenberg / Círculo readership; http://www.diarioperfil.com.ar/ : "Elias Canetti: lateral rider, Juan Villoro.




Saturday, April 2, 2011

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The Anger of Achilles

"Depart from the wrath to come. Be very careful, I tell you ..." Herman Melville, Moby Dick .


Charles Antoine Coypel (1694-1752), Fury of Achilles , Hermitage


is the divine fury, mythological, the famous " rage of Achilles son of Peleus, whose "fatal cholera caused many misfortunes to the Greeks." Achilles, like Mars, God of War, flanked on his right by Athena, who "wants to appease his anger, rushes, silver sword in hand, over the corpse of Hector, who has just kill to avenge his friend (canto XVIII the Iliad). Him who loved "discord", fighting and fighting "is a superb wearing armor, forged by Hephaestus, who accompanies him to his left, while Poseidon, god of the sea, further exacerbates their anger on the right side box. On the left side, Phoebus, son of Apollo, contrary to this divine vengeance, flickering shadows projected on this grand vision, which summarizes in a single image, all Iliad. Antoine Coypel father of artist and art theorist who argued for the scholarship, opened the way for a literary painting determined to restore, as was done in the theater or the opera, all the complexity of a text. This work of his son Charles Antoine perfectly illustrates this trend.


Sylvie Douce de la Salle in Anger de Zoé Valdés, Editorial Lumen



This famous early the Iliad , Homer's epic poem, summarizes the history of the work and conflict triggering the fatal events. The Iliad , the oldest poem in European literature (eighth century BC) is the legend of the Trojan War ( Ilio in Greek): Paris, son of Priam (King of Troy), kidnaps Helen , wife of Menelaus (brother of the king of Mycenae, Agamemnon) and starts a war between Trojans and Greeks.


Homer tries to reflect in his Achilles' two passions: his wrath against Agamemnon to snatch his beloved slave Briseis, and rage against Hector for killing his friend Patroclus. It is, therefore, the recreation of a hero, like all the heroic poems, steeped in the tradition of the legendary war between the Greeks and Trojans.


Achilles, the swift-footed son of the mortal Peleus and the goddess Thetis, is the prototype of the classic hero, stand in his intellectual and physical qualities, is ambitious, authoritarian, subtle and persuasive. The hero is stronger, faster and courageous but also a complex and tormented figure, not a god nor a simple man. Achilles rejects the link to the community because it needs to assert its identity and not bow to the capricious authority of Agamemnon, the source of his anger. His foresight to understand and meet his fate placed in a position preeminent among heroes. Achilles knows and accepts human fate: the suffering and death, but does great things only to avenge his friend Patroclus, killed by Hector, and also for glory will be remembered for his exploits: "Now Patroclus , and I'll go underground after you, do not tax experts funeral to bring here the arms and the head of Hector ... "


The enemy of Achilles is the Trojan prince Hector. A hero who is afraid of being defeated, but the fantasy obscures their thoughts and faces that will end up humiliating Achilles: "Remember all kinds of value: "Now that you have / to be a good spear and a bold fighter." Achilles defeats Hector in a duel and the work closes with the funeral of Patroclus in Achaean camp and Hector in Troy.


Malraux said that the tomb of the hero is the heart of the living where he remained throughout the centuries to represent the values \u200b\u200band pieties of a community. Homer, the Iliad and Odyssey , has endured in the collective memory of our culture, is the hero of the poets. Achilles is his voice and his emblem is the ultimate epic hero, magical, clairvoyant and devastating glorifies the hero tragic meaning for man to live what is meaningless. Hector beneath him, is the hero of illusions, who, like many of us, like the common man is caught between illusion and his own inability to disillusionment. The Iliad was too much for Hector.


Bibliography. Nicholas Casariego Heroes and anti-heroes in literature . Anaya