Serán ceniza, mas tendrá sentido. Ethos barroco y anacronismo de las imágenes
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2024
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Editorial Universidad de Granada
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Este trabajo parte de la pregunta por «lo histórico» del Ethos barroco tal como Bolívar Echeverría lo formuló. La dialéctica entre «el Barroco» y «lo barroco» es retomada con la intención de sacar «lo histórico» del marco estructuralista y semiótico que, durante décadas, ha dominado la cuestión. Para ello nos concentramos en la relación que Georges Didi-Huberman plantea entre anacronismo como clave de toda enunciación historiográfica y lo imaginario como tercero en liza entre lo real y lo simbólico, entre el uso y la acumulación. Nuestra propuesta consiste así en reconducir el problema barroco hacia aquel de las imágenes que ya estaba latente en sus principales teóricos, desde Walter Benjamin a José Lezama Lima, desde Severo Sarduy a Gilles Deleuze.
This paper starts from the question of «the historical» of the baroque ethos as Bolívar Echeverría formulated it. The dialectic between «the Baroque» and «the baroque» is taken up again with the intention of removing ‘the historical’ from the structuralist and semiotic framework that, for decades, has dominated the question. To this purpose, we concentrate on the relationship that Georges Didi-Huberman proposes between anachronism as the key to all historiographical enunciation and the imaginary as a third party in the struggle between the real and the symbolic, between use and accumulation. Our proposal thus consists of redirecting the baroque problem towards that of images that was already latent in its main theoreticians, from Walter Benjamin to José Lezama Lima, from Severo Sarduy to Gilles Deleuze.
This paper starts from the question of «the historical» of the baroque ethos as Bolívar Echeverría formulated it. The dialectic between «the Baroque» and «the baroque» is taken up again with the intention of removing ‘the historical’ from the structuralist and semiotic framework that, for decades, has dominated the question. To this purpose, we concentrate on the relationship that Georges Didi-Huberman proposes between anachronism as the key to all historiographical enunciation and the imaginary as a third party in the struggle between the real and the symbolic, between use and accumulation. Our proposal thus consists of redirecting the baroque problem towards that of images that was already latent in its main theoreticians, from Walter Benjamin to José Lezama Lima, from Severo Sarduy to Gilles Deleuze.