Simbolismo y extravío en el mundo lírico de Beulah de William Blake
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William Blake, Songs of Innocence, Beulah, extravío, tierra prometida, niñosResumen
La creación del mundo lírico de Beulah en las Songs of Innocence de William Blake considera la recreación de distintos símbolos a través de los cuales Blake compone su mundo de fi cción y establece una relación con la tradición literaria que en muchos sentidos es de continuación. Sin embargo, a través del constante motivo del extravío, Blake desterritorializa la tradición, creando un mundo lírico de inocencia total y aspiración espiritual en la cual el poeta se transforma en el visionario y constructor del nuevo paraíso del hombre.
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