Poetic Creation as Criticism

This article proposes a look at poetry as a linguistic-discursive practice of indocility whose critical effect occurs in language and, consequently, in the structures of meaning and the structure of feeling that the human being builds on his living. Presenting poetic creation as criticism is here more a pretext than a thesis; a pretext from which an approach to poetry is developed, focused on insisting on its emancipatory value at moment when poetry deals with human subjectivity.