Heaney, o catolicismo e a espectrologia: A poesia tardia
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https://doi.org/10.37389/abei.v23i1.192584Palavras-chave:
Rondologia, Heaney, Virgilio, Catolicismo, EspectralidadeResumo
Este artigo analisa o catolicismo na poesia mais recente de Seamus Heaney através das lentes filosóficas da obra de Jacques Derrida. O embasamento teórico do artigo alia-se à noção de espectrologia de Derrida presente em Espectros de Marx. Durante sua juventude, Heaney acreditava firmemente no catolicismo, mas à medida que envelhecia, sua fé começava a diminuir. No entanto, embora tenha assumido uma crença mais secular, a presença do catolicismo retorna constantemente para assombrar a poesia de Heaney até sua coleção final Human Chain. Essa repetição e retorno do catolicismo sugerem a espectrologia à medida que o passado se sutura no pensamento e na produção poética de Heaney.
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