Origin: Mexico
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Un Andar Solitario Entre La Gente / A Lonely Walk Among the People
Muñoz Molina, Antonio
Synopsis "Un Andar Solitario Entre La Gente / A Lonely Walk Among the People"
Una fascinante novela que reconstruye los pasos de los grandes caminantes urbanos de la literatura y del arte que han querido explicarse la época que les ha tocado vivir. Un andar solitario entre la gente es la historia de un caminante que escribe siempre a lápiz, recortando y pegando cosas, recogiendo papeles por la calle, en la estela de artistas que han practicado el arte del collage, la basura y el reciclaje --como Diane Arbus o Dubuffet--, así como la de los grandes caminantes urbanos de la literatura: de Quincey, Baudelaire, Poe, Joyce, Walter Benjamin, Melville, Lorca, Whitman... A la manera de Poeta en Nueva York, de Lorca, la narración de Un andar solitario entre la gente está hecha de celebración y denuncia: la denuncia del ruido extremo del capitalismo, de la conversión de todo en mercancía y basura; y la celebración de la belleza y la variedad del mundo, de la mirada ecológica y estética que recicla la basura en fertilidad y arte. Me gusta la literatura que me trastorna y me embriaga como vino o música, que me saca de mí, que me fuerza a leerla en voz alta y a favorecer su contagio, que me explica el mundo y me pone en pie de guerra con el mundo y me refugia de él y me revela con la misma vehemencia todo su horror y toda su belleza. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION A fascinating novel that reconstructs the steps of the great urban walkers of literature and art who have wanted to explain the times in which they live.Un andar solitario entre la gente (A solitary walk among people) is the story of a walker who always writes in pencil, cutting and pasting things, collecting papers in the street, in the wake of artists who have practiced the art of collage, garbage and recycling --such as Diane Arbus or Dubuffet--, as well as that of the great urban walkers of literature: de Quincey, Baudelaire, Poe, Joyce, Walter Benjamin, Melville, Lorca, Whitman...In the manner of Lorca's Poet in New York, the narrative of A Solitary Walk Among the People is made up of celebration and denunciation: the denunciation of the extreme noise of capitalism, of the conversion of everything into merchandise and garbage; and the celebration of the beauty and variety of the world, of the ecological and aesthetic gaze that recycles trash into fertility and art. "I like literature that upsets and intoxicates me like wine or music, that takes me out of myself, that forces me to read it aloud and to encourage its contagion, that explains the world to me and puts me on a war footing with the world and shelters me from it and reveals to me with the same vehemence all its horror and all its beauty."
