¿Cómo escribir poesía después de GH2?
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https://doi.org/10.51698/tripodos.2007.21.103-112Abstract
This article proposes an approach to the phenomenon of trash culture from the perspective of aesthetics and cultural criticism. From a humoristic perspective, the author connects two trash genres that are apparently unrelated: television and poetry. The object of the study is the television personality and writer Carlos Navarro Merino, whose work is discussed as a case of a double link, both aesthetic and social in nature.
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