“Los muertos no mueren ni se van”

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Paola Mancosu
Università degli Studi di Milano

Este artículo tiene como objetivo el de reflexionar sobre la idea de muerte en la obra poética Khirkhilas de la sirena, del escritor Gamaliel Churata (Arturo Pablo Peralta Miranda, 1897-1969) mostrando cómo el autor consigue ir más allá de la perspectiva dualista que opone muerte / vida, real / irreal, material /inmaterial, orgánico / inorgánico entablando un dúplice diálogo con el pensamiento occidental y andino y articulando una multiplicidad de niveles que van desde lo individual hacia lo colectivo.


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Mancosu, Paola. «“Los muertos no mueren ni se van”». Mitologías hoy, vol.VOL 21, pp. 85-98, doi:10.5565/rev/mitologias.693.
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