La poesia Americana contemporanea, limitata all’analisi di due poesie di due poeti maggiori, Susan Howe e John Ashbery, viene filtrata attraverso il pensiero illuminato di Charles S. Peirce. Lo studio del lavoro poetico viene supportato da citazioni dirette di critici letterari per rafforzare la direzione guida della tesi che vuole Peirce al “centro” in chiave semiotica. Ė mia intenzione introdurre il semiotico come l’unico linguista, filosofo logico all’altezza di forgiare un nuovo pensiero cognitivo, speculativo, serio e impegnato per contestualizzare il sapere.
American contemporary poetry, limited to the study of two poems by two main poets, Susan Howe and John Ashbery, is filtered through Charles S. Peirce’s enlightened thought. The analysis of the poetic work is supported by direct quotations by literary critics to strengthen the leading direction of the present dissertation that wants Peirce at the “hidden” core through semiotics. My underlying intention is to introduce the semiotician as the only philosopher-logician-linguist at the height of shaping a serious, committed, and new speculative cognitive thought to contextualize knowledge.
From Charles S. Peirce to Contemporary Poetry: a Semiotic Analysis
BALLARDINI, Anny
2013-01-01
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American contemporary poetry, limited to the study of two poems by two main poets, Susan Howe and John Ashbery, is filtered through Charles S. Peirce’s enlightened thought. The analysis of the poetic work is supported by direct quotations by literary critics to strengthen the leading direction of the present dissertation that wants Peirce at the “hidden” core through semiotics. My underlying intention is to introduce the semiotician as the only philosopher-logician-linguist at the height of shaping a serious, committed, and new speculative cognitive thought to contextualize knowledge.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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