ARCOORLO BLOG URUGUAY ORLANDO VICENTE AND LEGAZCUE CUBA: LEON LEGAZCUE. THE POWER OF THE NOVEL LIES IN THE LIE? IF IT IS TRUE WHAT FLAUBERT PRESINTS THAT THE NOVEL SHOULD ACT LIKE NATURE, IN A SERENE AND INCOMPRESSIBLE WAY, MAKING DREAMS, THEN THE NOVEL WOULD BE TO A GREAT PART A LIE, SINCE EXISTENCE DOES NOT ALLOW NO PARADISE OR RELIEF OR STABILITY TO THE HUMAN GENDER AND LESS EVEN TO THE MISERABLE BEING, WHICH IS, ACCORDING TO HOMER, MORE DESPICABLE, IN HIS LIFE, THAN A DOG. Legazcue

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LEON LEGAZCUE. THE POWER OF THE NOVEL LIES IN THE LIE? IF IT IS TRUE WHAT FLAUBERT PRESINTS THAT THE NOVEL SHOULD ACT LIKE NATURE, IN A SERENE AND INCOMPRESSIBLE WAY, MAKING DREAMS, THEN THE NOVEL WOULD BE TO A GREAT PART A LIE, SINCE EXISTENCE DOES NOT ALLOW NO PARADISE OR RELIEF OR STABILITY TO THE HUMAN GENDER AND LESS EVEN TO THE MISERABLE BEING, WHICH IS, ACCORDING TO HOMER, MORE DESPICABLE, IN HIS LIFE, THAN A DOG. Legazcue

LEON LEGAZCUE.EL PODER DE LA NOVELA RADICA EN LA MENTIRA ?

SI ES VERDAD LO QUE PRESINTIO FLAUBERT QUE LA NOVELA DEBE ACTUAR COMO LA NATURALEZA,EN FORMA SERENA E INCOMPRENSIBLE, HACIENDO SOÑAR,ENTONCES LA NOVELA SERIA EN GRAN PARTE UNA MENTIRA,YA QUE LA EXISTENCIA NO ADMITE

NINGUN PARAISO NI ALIVIO NI ESTABILIDAD AL GENERO HUMANO Y MENOS AUN AL MISERO SER,QUE ES ,SEGUN HOMERO,MAS DESPRECIABLE,EN SU VIDA,QUE UN PERRO.

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Flaubert nacía hace exactamente 200 años.

"Lo que me parece más elevado en arte (y también más difícil) no es hacer reír no hacer llorar ni despertar deseo ni furia, sino actuar del modo en que lo hace la naturaleza, es decir, hacer soñar. Así, las obras hermosas tienen ese carácter. Son de aspecto sereno e incomprensible." Las obras hermosas son de aspecto sereno e incomprensible, Gustave Flaubert

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Las obras hermosas son de aspecto sereno e incomprensible, Gustave Flaubert

Nos extasiamos ante la correspondencia de Voltaire. ¡Pero nuestro gran hombre sólo ha sido capaz de eso!, es decir de exponer su opinión personal; y todo se reduce a eso. De ahí que resultara lamen…

LEON LEGAZCUE. THE POWER OF THE NOVEL LIES IN THE LIE?

IF IT IS TRUE WHAT FLAUBERT PRESINTS THAT THE NOVEL SHOULD ACT LIKE NATURE, IN A SERENE AND INCOMPRESSIBLE WAY, MAKING DREAMS, THEN THE NOVEL WOULD BE TO A GREAT PART A LIE, SINCE EXISTENCE DOES NOT ALLOW

NO PARADISE OR RELIEF OR STABILITY TO THE HUMAN GENDER AND LESS EVEN TO THE MISERABLE BEING, WHICH IS, ACCORDING TO HOMER, MORE DESPICABLE, IN HIS LIFE, THAN A DOG.

 

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