Aproximación a la narrativa poética en “Llanura de Tuluá” de Fernando Charry Lara
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El análisis y reflexiones del poema “Llanura de Tuluá”, de Fernando Charry Lara, que se presentan en este escrito, comienzan con una breve referencia biográfica del autor y una acotación de tema y contexto del poema en cuestión, luego se da paso a la descripción de la estructura del mismo en sus diferentes niveles: fónico-fonológico, morfo-sintáctico, léxico-semántico; todo ello acompañado de los apuntes claves sobre el sentido que transmiten sus enunciados. Finalmente, se presentan algunas de las construcciones sobre el significado global del contenido del poema, explicando la visión de mundo que plantea a modo de narrativa poética y su razón de ser ante el lector.
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Guerrero Cabrera, Sonia. «Aproximación a la narrativa poética en “Llanura de Tuluá” de Fernando Charry Lara». Mitologías hoy, vol.VOL 15, pp. 97-111, https://raco.cat/index.php/mitologias/article/view/328193.
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