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Um mundo que se inicia : a poesia como religião excedida, a partir dos inéditos de Teixeira de Pascoaes
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O sistema gnóstico-marcionita de Teixeira de Pascoaes, de clara índole
maniqueísta, encontra-se condensado no aforismo “A Poesia só vale como
Teologia”, reescrito invariavelmente de modo variável ao longo de toda a sua
obra, tal como revelado por uma outra fórmula, fixada num dos seus inéditos:
“A Poesia é a religião dos heréticos, como a filosofia a dos ateus”. Um leitor
que encare a premissa antecedente como válida terá de assumir a consequente
com a mesma seriedade: a obra de Pascoaes deve ser lida como um corpus
controlado e determinado por esse tema-maior. A fundamentação desta tese
será feita a partir de uma análise da obra inédita em contínuo cotejamento
com a obra édita, tornando saliente o modo como a Poesia excede a Religião.
Teixeira de Pascoaes’s gnostic-marcionite system, of a clear manichean nature, is condensed in the aphorism “Poetry is only worth as Theology”, invariably rewritten in a variable way throughout his work, and finding another formula to say the same, in one of his unpublished work’s: “Poetry is the religion of heretics, as philosophy is of atheists”. A reader who finds this previous premises valid will have to take the consequent premise with the same seriousness: Pascoaes's work should be read as a corpus controlled and determined by this major theme. The foundation of this thesis will be based on an analysis of the unpublished work in continuous comparison with the published work, highlighting the way in which Poetry exceeds Religion.
Teixeira de Pascoaes’s gnostic-marcionite system, of a clear manichean nature, is condensed in the aphorism “Poetry is only worth as Theology”, invariably rewritten in a variable way throughout his work, and finding another formula to say the same, in one of his unpublished work’s: “Poetry is the religion of heretics, as philosophy is of atheists”. A reader who finds this previous premises valid will have to take the consequent premise with the same seriousness: Pascoaes's work should be read as a corpus controlled and determined by this major theme. The foundation of this thesis will be based on an analysis of the unpublished work in continuous comparison with the published work, highlighting the way in which Poetry exceeds Religion.