Poetics of culture

Abstract

In this essay I intend to show that a poetics of language actually exists and that this fact allows us to conceive a poetic dimension of culture which, in turn, becomes a poetical culture that fulfills both contemplation and internal dialogue (dianoia) as well as feast and mourning (arts of communion). It is also my intention to show that the link between the internal sphere (private) and the public spheres, between mysticism and communion, explains the daring proposal of a poetics of culture and a poetical culture, without which humanity would fall into a dead silence. Likewise, I wish to emphasize that culture depends on the essence of poetics of language which transforms itself