Publicación: Poesía del lugar : la narrativa de la piedra
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2024-12-17
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Universidad Católica de La Plata. Facultad de Arquitectura y Diseño
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Resumen: El hombre es narrativo y lector. Rossana Cassigoli dice que “una casa puede leerse como un texto”. Si prestamos atención veremos cómo nuestros ojos recorren los distintos lugares y van narrando lo que allí encontramos porque no podemos hacer otra cosa que narrar. Llegar a un lugar es adentrarnos en un momento de la vida de algo. Tanto es así que cuando nos acercamos a un templo, entramos o simplemente pasamos por delante, lo primero que llama nuestra atención es su inmensidad, la cual no debemos pensarla solamente desde lo estructural físico-externo, sino también desde la inmensidad que provoca hacia nuestro interior; es allí donde “la mirada física da paso a una mirada espiritual” (Lázaro Albar, 2001). Otra situación que resulta interesante es que una estructura solo es tal en la luz que le da forma y es allí donde podemos experienciar la poesía que prosa. La poesía del lugar es aquella narración y luego lectura que solo puede darse porque hay alguien que se dona y otro que recibe esa donación.
Abstract: The human being is a narrative and a reader. Rossana Cassigoli says that ‘a house can be read as a text’. If we pay attention we will see how our eyes travel through the different places and narrate what we find there, because we can do nothing else but narrate. To arrive at a place is to enter a moment in the life of something. So much so that when we approach a temple, enter it or simply walk past it, the first thing that catches our attention is its immensity, which we should not only think of it from the physical-external structural point of view, but also from the immensity that it provokes within us; it is there where ‘the physical gaze gives way to a spiritual gaze’ (Lázaro Albar, 2001). Another interesting situation is that a structure is only such in the light that gives it form, and it is there that we can experience poetry rather than prose. The poetry of place is that narration and then reading that can only happen because there is someone who donates and another who receives that donation.
Abstract: The human being is a narrative and a reader. Rossana Cassigoli says that ‘a house can be read as a text’. If we pay attention we will see how our eyes travel through the different places and narrate what we find there, because we can do nothing else but narrate. To arrive at a place is to enter a moment in the life of something. So much so that when we approach a temple, enter it or simply walk past it, the first thing that catches our attention is its immensity, which we should not only think of it from the physical-external structural point of view, but also from the immensity that it provokes within us; it is there where ‘the physical gaze gives way to a spiritual gaze’ (Lázaro Albar, 2001). Another interesting situation is that a structure is only such in the light that gives it form, and it is there that we can experience poetry rather than prose. The poetry of place is that narration and then reading that can only happen because there is someone who donates and another who receives that donation.
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HOMBRE, NARRATIVA, PIEDRA, LECTOR, POESÍA, HUMAN, NARRATIVE, STONE, READER, POETRY
