Description
Loudspeaker Against Innocence
Book Summary
This work is the second installment of the "Incomplete Summa" initiated with Crossing Kazmadan. The author deploys an implicit plea and a poetic commitment where the world is presented as a vast repertoire of experiences and reflections. Each poem is conceived as a project in itself, an inquiry that challenges a naive perspective and proposes a critical dialogue with reality. A book that invites an active and profound reading.
What is it about?
Loudspeaker Against Innocence is a poetic work structured as a collection of lyrical projects. Each poem functions as an independent unit that, as a whole, constructs a plea against a naive view of the world. The author uses language as a tool for exploration and commitment, transforming each text into a space for reflection on reality. The work is presented as a repertoire of visions, where poetry becomes a vehicle for questioning the established order and proposing new forms of understanding.
Main themes
- Poetic commitment as a form of implicit plea.
- The construction of the world through language and experience.
- Poetry as a project of inquiry and reflection.
- The critique of innocence as a stance toward reality.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at readers of contemporary poetry who are looking for a work that transcends mere lyrical expression. It is ideal for those interested in poetry as a tool for critical thinking and intellectual commitment. It will also be attractive to those who appreciate literary proposals that explore the relationship between language and reality, and to followers of the work of Juan Ceyles Domínguez.
What this book offers
- A poetic experience that invites critical reflection and questioning of reality.
- An innovative lyrical structure where each poem is an autonomous project.
- An implicit plea that enriches the understanding of contemporary poetic commitment.
- The opportunity to delve into the second part of an "Incomplete Summa" of great literary depth.
Technical specifications
- Author: Juan Ceyles Domínguez
- Publisher: El Toro Celeste
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: POETRY
- Collection: UROBOROS
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: November 2022
- Number of pages: 416
- Weight: 440 g
Editorial assessment
Loudspeaker Against Innocence is presented as a solid and coherent poetic proposal within the author's trajectory. The work stands out for its conceptual ambition and its fragmentary structure, which demands an attentive and participatory reading. It is a title that may be of particular interest to a readership with intellectual concerns and familiarity with avant-garde poetry, offering a literary experience that combines reflection and aesthetic commitment.