Grief and it's interpretation: reading Tal Nitzán

Abstract

This essay proposes a reading of Tal Nitzán’s poetic work, intersecting with the myth of lost Atlantis and combining a thought that dwells on grief, from the dictum of the origin of peoples, to the reality of war contexts. Considering that Nitzan’s work takes a position, not without the difficulty of excavating the meanings of the threat, this essay also examines the relationships between dreams, trauma and infancy, expanding them from the strict field of the subject to a political thought in that weighs up the paradigms of language.