Portal de Periódicos da CAPES

POÉTICA DO PALAVRÃO: CORPO E AMOR

2010; UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO RIO DE JANEIRO; Volume: 14; Issue: 22 Linguagem: Inglês

2358-727X

Igor Fagundes,

Literature, Culture, and Criticism

Resumo Homens de palavrao, de palavra encorpada: esses sao os poetas. Nem sujeitos, nem objetos, todos eles brothers da interjeicao. No palavrao, qual a grandeza da palavra? Sera sagrado o que ela tem de profano? Na fala cotidiana, a mais promiscua e ordinaria, a terceira margem da voz devolve ao ja tao dito e difundido o raro, o virgem e o extraordinario – Vidaputa que nos pariu! Questao de amor: tudo que se encorpa ama perder corpo. Tudo o que da na cara ama quebrar a cara. Heraclito que o diga, ta ligado? Palavras-chave: Palavrao; Corpo; Amor; Poesia. Abstract Men of dirty language, men who swear, men of fullbodied words; these are the poets. Neither subject, nor object; they are all brothers of the interjection. What is the pledge to which all swear attends? Could a profane word be sacred? In common speech, the most promiscuous and ordinary, the third bank of the voice returns to what has already so much been said and disseminated, the virgin and the out of the ordinary – Ah, this bitching life that mothered us all. Matter of love: all that embodies loves losing body. All that slaps us about loves being let down. Heraclitus can tell us about it, are you on to it? Keywords: Swear-word; Body; Love; Poetry.