RITUAL COITION: THE SEXUALITY TRANSFIGURED IN POESY OF DULCINÉA PARAENSE AND OF OLGA SAVARY

Abstract

 

This study is an interpretation of the body and the sexuality, as primary sources of love and eroticism, in dialogue with the poems “Inquietude”, by Dulcinéa Paraense, and “Acomodação do Desejo I”, by Olga Savary. The interpretation explores the ways sacred of ritual coition and the event of hierogamy Sky-Earth. The erotic encounters are seen as the manifestation of the elements of nature, understood as originating in the unveiling phýsis. The loving communion constitutes a significative approximation of human being with your origin, like an authentic possibility of reconciliation with the nature. In this sense, the two poems operate a movement of rupture with the conceptual Platonic metaphysics, which established a division between man and the real depth during modernity. In the midst of cyclic and incessant dynamics of the phýsis, the experience of love, through the sexuality, proportionates the return of the human until your telluric root, your original habitation, insofar they recognize and emphasizes for your own body, while humus, “earth”, transfiguring in vital force of natural world.