MULTITUDE AND VULNERABILITY: POETS AND NEW POLITICS OF SUBJECTIVATION

Abstract

The text examines the figure of the poet as a kind of a cultural critic. Initially it articulates the ethos of the poet, departing from a place of enunciation that he occupies before the literary field, resulting in processes of subjectivation linked to certain contemporary political-cultural practices. Then it approaches to the notion of vulnerability, articulated to gender political speeches, in order to think a little bit about these contemporary discursive policies that use the poet and poetry as one of its exemplary critic figures