Life in Excess and Love without Home: a Poetic Dialogue between Marina Tsvetayeva and Maria-Mercè Marçal
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https://doi.org/10.1344/AFLM2018.8.1Keywords:
20th Century Poetry, Marçal, Tsvetayeva, Common Mentality, Comparative Studies, Poetic LanguageAbstract
The article presents an approach to the comparative study of works by Russian poet Marina Tsvetayeva and Catalan poet Maria-Mercè Marçal. Their literary works, especially poetic, can be studied in terms of the typological convergence; it denominates similar phenomena in different literatures, which are the result of different stages of the socio-historical and cultural development of the peoples or –as in the case studied– of universal human conscience laws. The works of both poets exercise a constant dialogue on the field of texts, which belong to different national literatures but are united by the basic and common notions of a woman who immerses herself in poetry. Both poets live on the edge, with intensity, in excess, fearful of leaving paths to mill; they are poets of love and excess, of risk beyond the imposed limits.
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