The Unanimous Heartbeat: Co-existence and Self-identity in Vicente Aleixandre's Historia del corazón

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                            [a] => The poetic works of Spanish writer Vicente Aleixandre (1898-1984) are extensive and varied, and readers of his poetry continually encounter suggestive imagery that evokes a yearning for solidarity. Aleixandre's 1954 collection of poems, Historia del corazón, constitutes his most direct discussion of the imperative need that human beings have for interaction with others. In poems such as "En la plaza," "El poeta canta por todos," and "Vagabundo continuo," Aleixandre (much like Walt Whitman and others) employs metaphors related to both urban geography and natural landmarks in order to underscore the importance of topics including community, co-existence, and identity. These poems demonstrate, further, that not only do humans require contact with others in order to integrate socially, but they also need this interaction in order to more fully actualize themselves and experience an enriched sense of life. This study offers close readings of poems from Historia del corazón and focuses on how the ethics and aesthetics of that collection provide a powerful treatise on living in a community, an issue that is ever-important in an increasingly globalized world.Keywords: Spanish poetry, solidarity, community, identity.---------------------------La obra poética del escritor español Vicente Aleixandre (1898-1984) es extensa y variada, y los lectores de su poesía se encuentran continuamente ante imágenes que evocan un anhelo de solidaridad. El poemario aleixandrino de 1954, Historia del corazón, constituye su discurso más directo sobre la necesidad humana de interacción con otros. En poemas como "En la plaza", "El poeta canta por todos" y "Vagabundo continuo", Aleixandre (tal como Walt Whitman y otros) emplea metáforas vinculadas a la geografía urbana tanto como natural a fin de subrayar la importancia de la comunidad, la coexistencia y la identidad. Estos poemas demuestran, además, que los seres humanos requieren el contacto con otros no sólo para integrarse socialmente, sino también para desarrollarse como individuos y experimentar una vida más plena. El estudio presente ofrece una lectura profunda de algunos poemas de Historia del corazón y se enfoca en cómo la ética y estética de esta colección ofrece un tratado sobre cómo vivir en comunidades, un asunto de suma importancia en un mundo cada más globalizado.Palabras clave: poesía española, solidaridad, comunidad, identidad.
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