EL MÓDULO ARTAUD EN EL CUERPO SIMBÓLICO DE LA POESÍA ARGENTINA: LAS ESCRITURAS DE PIZARNIK, FIJMAN Y PERLONGHER.

Artaud is a sort of locus for the philosophical and political reflections about the organless body. Besides, it determines, according to Foucault, the divergent series that makes resound psychoanalysis in another place, within the context of what the French philosopher called a "metaphysics of the phantasm". But before that, the text that we call Artaud means to the thinking and the poetry of the 20th century the corrosion of a specifically occidental culture, of the thinking of the small bourgeois society. Assuming these conditions, we propose to think, through the writings by Alejandra Pizarnik, Jacobo Fijman and Néstor Perlongher, the influence in Argentine poetry of what we may consider the fundamental gesture of Artaud, which goes from the unpower to a pure theatrical language, where the poetic body assumes the translation of pain and ecstasy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]