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In his canonical 1994 book The Western Canon. The Books and Schools of the Ages, Harold Bloom included Lezama Lima’s novel Paradise as part of “The Chaotic Age: A Canonical Prophecy” ( 560).
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While in his essay “Lezama Lima in the Paradise of Poetry,” Jean Franco inserts this book in “a Latin American tradition that was initiated by modernism and German Romanticism in Europe:” that is, “the tradition that considers poetry to be a privileged genre, where language flees from utilitarian daily discourse” ( 240). At the turn of the 1970s in Cuba, more than censored and ostracized, Lezama Lima was being spied on and harassed by the Cuban government. Ost To Pst Converter Free Download Full Version With Crack Torrent. They were listening to his conversations and at least once they interrogated him, humiliating the novelist by making obvious that they had complete access to his private life. They took private documents from his own apartment, the emblematic home at Trocadero #162, in Centro Habana. And a file with Lezama Lima’s supposedly disaffected opinions and disloyal actions even managed to reach the archives of the Federal Commissioner for the Records of the State Security Service in the German Democratic Republic: the much-feared Stasi which, like every Soviet-like intelligence organization, was in practice the bedrock of all socialist societies.
Lezama Lima can be read as the most prolific perpetrator of permutations in Cuban literature. His author’s alchemy can be compared with a labyrinthine game of beheadings. Consequently, we cannot expect Eudoxia to be Eudoxia from the beginning. In fact, she was simply Celita, a very common Cuban name for quite a common Cuban woman from early-20th-century Cuba: Celita, the tender diminutive nickname of Celia, who almost without knowing how ended up sexually involved with two men who happened to be brothers. In different moments of his life, Lezama Lima replied to such arguments in his private correspondence with his sister in exile: “Some with insolence have affirmed that in my works there are pornographic elements, but not only this is unfair but it can also be vileness, since precisely if some author is characterized by the gravity of his works, that’s me.
My work could be censored for flaws of style, but never for ethical reasons, as in its roots is essentially a sacramental act ( 21). And also to the Spanish intellectual Juan Goytisolo: “The only pornographic books I have read are the Bible (Genesis) and Plato” ( 783, 784). Sexuality always tends to be tragic in Paradise. The Misfits Famous Monsters Rar Files more.
Probably sex is meant to be tragic in all true-to-life paradise, where everyone lives at risk of being expelled at any time. The Cuban Utopia had thus its own share of dystopic para-paradise, particularly when it came to pleasure, maybe because of the competition for uniformed bodies in the Ministry of the Interior and Ministry of the Armed Forces, which kept three armies running on the Island and exported thousands of troops to Africa, Asia and Latin America, in a sort of humanitarian imperialism officially called proletarian internationalism.
In fact, in his unique enumeration of memories and objects that recombine past, present and future, Borges resembles Lezama Lima in naming “tides,” “all the ants on the planet,” “snow,” “multitudes,” a number of animals (“horses,” “tigers,” “bison”), “a ring of baked mud in a sidewalk, where before there had been a tree,” “daybreak and nightfall,” “the coupling of love and the modification of death,” and “unending eyes watching themselves in me as in a mirror:” indeed “all the mirrors on earth and none of them reflected me.”. Maybe this is connected in a paradoxical way, to what Raymond D. Souza has seen as Lezama Lima’s anxiousness to build Paradise in “a denial or randomness and time” ( 21), combining “metaphoric and metonymic processes in his creation of poetic figures” ( 36).