The LLM and the Sharpness of Meaning
LLMs do not threaten literature through intelligence, but through their ability to multiply mediocrity until meaning becomes invisible.
LLMs do not threaten literature through intelligence, but through their ability to multiply mediocrity until meaning becomes invisible.
Kafka’s tragicomic irony as a literary invention, linked to Virgilio Piñera, Baudelaire, and modern European criticism.
Realistic geopolitics, ideological exhaustion, and Spanish American unease in the face of contemporary global power realignments.
Trapiello’s diary writing elevated to a great novel in progress, masterfully blending truth, fiction, literary criticism, and everyday life with narrative skill.
Non-politicized gestures that fracture militant poetry and propose non-sacrificial community wanderings.
Ivonne Ferrer explores the body as hybrid cartography, ontological provocation, and resistance to the ephemeral.
Salinger chose silence and squalor as an aesthetic and moral response in the aftermath of the war and the end of innocence.
Divergences and convergences between Valéry’s subtractive method and Lezama’s baroque exuberance to show the diary as a machine of thought and metaphysical creation.
Canetti’s antipathy towards T. S. Eliot based on aesthetic, religious and personal differences.
Lynnheage fuses human and digital elements to express the melancholy of the Anthropodigital Subject, caught between archival transcendence and existential servitude.