Questão 2727743

Língua Inglesa · 2022

Questão

ID 2727743

Disciplina: Língua Inglesa

Assunto: Literatura | Literature

Ano: 2022 Banca: IADES - Instituto Americano de Desenvolvimento Órgão: Universidade do Distrito Federal


In Goya’s Greatest Scenes We Seem to See . . .

BY LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI

In Goya’s greatest scenes we seem to see

the people of the world

exactly at the moment when

they first attained the title of

‘suffering humanity’

They writhe upon the page

in a veritable rage

______ of adversity

Heaped up

groaning with babies and bayonets

under cement skies

in an abstract landscape of blasted trees

bent statues bats wings and beaks

slippery gibbets

cadavers and carnivorous cocks

and all the final hollering monsters

of the

‘imagination of disaster’

they are so bloody real

it is as if they really still existed

FERLINGHETTI, Lawrence. In Goya’s Greatest Scenes we seem To See. In: HOOVER, Paul (Ed.). Postmodern American Poetry. A Norton Anthology. New York/London: W. W.Norton & Company, 1994. p. 43-44

The excerpt above is part of a poem by American painter and poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti. In this poem, Ferlinghetti establishes intercourse with plastic arts, namely, paintings in which Goya depicts war. This entanglement pops up not only in the poem’s theme but also in its form, which translates to the violence and chaos experienced in war.

Mark the alternative that better defines that kind of relationship between literature and other arts.

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