On thinking without being right (considering that words don’t represent us) and poetry

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poetry, thought, representation

Abstract

In this text I review different ways of thinking and defining poetry. Too often, poetry is reduced to only one of its multiple possibilities. By rejecting the idea of measuring poetry’s uniqueness, I propose to understand writing as a way of thinking that does not seek to be right, and whose starting point is a radical difference between words and reality.

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Anwandter, Christian y Petrecca, Laura. Aquí vivía yo. Ediciones 27 Pulqui: Buenos Aires, 2015

Cernuda, Luis. “Bécquer y el romanticismo español”, en Cruz y raya, n. 26, Madrid, mayo 1935

Chamayou, Grégoire. Théorie du drone. La fabrique éditions: París, 2013

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2017-08-10

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2026-11-02

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Miscellaneous Articles

How to Cite

Anwandter, C. (2026). On thinking without being right (considering that words don’t represent us) and poetry. Estudios Avanzados, 27, 66-71. https://revistas.usach.cl/ojs/index.php/ideas/article/view/2970

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