Mecanismos neobarrocos en el poemario cuaderno de yorkshire de Juan José Rodinás

Abstract

Abstract:The Yorkshire Notebook, the collection of poems by Ecuadorian Juan José Rodinás, has elicited the approval of critical reception, being praised by prominent personalities of contemporary literature from Ecuador, Latin America and abroad, given its quality of double-awarded work. Therefore, this essay constitutes a brief analysis of the poetics of the aforementioned work. For the theoretical approach to poetic compositions, certain categories of essential analysis have been applied in the hermeneutics of Eduardo Espina, who is considered one of the most outstanding minds of the continental neobaroque. The guiding idea of this work has been to identify the compositional elements that characterize the poems of The Yorkshire Notebook and that make up a baroque mechanism. Thus, after an introductory framework where an approach is made to the neo-baroque of the XX and XXI centuries, each text of the book has been reviewed analyzing certain key pieces for the study. And, finally, as part of the conclusions, a reflection on the author's scriptural universe has been proposed.