Language and Creation: Singular Components of Human Knowledge

Abstract

This study aims at highlighting how the poetic word can be a strong ally for the diversity of knowledge in its search for new ways of seeing, understanding and interpreting humankind and the world. In the article, our goal is to articulate theoretical approaches with texts or poetic fragments that, as a priority, give rise to the experience of language as a constantly evolving living organism, and of literature as space for non-automatic perception and knowledge.