O interlúdio de Eros e Thánatos na poesia de Max Martins

Abstract

This study aims to find which way Eros and Thánatos appear in the poetic work of Max Martins, on the assumption that these ontological experiences articulate in interlude (a game in between). Thus, this search intend to embraces new ways of thinking Love and Death out of a metaphysical tradition, or out of the paradigms which form used to these phenomenons that exceed the man in the work of the martiniana poetry. In the work of Max Martins, we can see a break with the metaphysical constructions that happen in modernity, given that his poetry is permeated by the constant question, from a thought about the events surrounding the existence. For the poet, the man is that one who takes care of things, makes his existential trajectory by questioning, experiencing Love and Death originating, not categorizes them into segments. In other words, in the work of Max Martins human being travels the existence in the ontological game Eros and Thánatos. In his works, both phenomenons appear in different forms and ways, as Max Martins is not related to an expression, but his experiences in poetic language of Eros and Thánatos all over nearly fifty years of poetry. In this sense, through a hermeneutic approach, the proposal presented here raises the development of an interpretive route around the poetics of Max Martins in the works include the collection Poemas Reunidos 1952 - 2001 and Para ter onde ir, with authors dialogue as Martin Heidegger, Octavio Paz, Manuel Antônio Castro, George Bataille and Plato, in order to foster discussion about the relationship between Love and Death diverges opposition usually employed in our time, but there is a match between these two instances that guiding life.