A Scholar and an artist- cartographer try to sketch a theory and a transsubjective of impossible geographies, reading and translating the imaginary topography of poems written by authors of the after-Auschwitz- generation; authors in exile that give form in their verses to a geography of absence.
A Scholar and an artist- cartographer try to sketch a theory and a transsubjective of impossible geographies, reading and translating the imaginary topography of poems written by authors of the after-Auschwitz- generation; authors in exile that give form in their verses to a geography of absence.
Cartographies de l'Imaginaire / Miglio, Camilla; L., Canali. - ELETTRONICO. - (2014), pp. 200-214.
Cartographies de l'Imaginaire
MIGLIO, Camilla;
2014
Abstract
A Scholar and an artist- cartographer try to sketch a theory and a transsubjective of impossible geographies, reading and translating the imaginary topography of poems written by authors of the after-Auschwitz- generation; authors in exile that give form in their verses to a geography of absence.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
