RAPORTUL POETIC/POETICITATE – LIRISM. CÂTEVA DISOCIERI

Abstract

The article includes several dissociations of the poetic/poeticity - lyricism relationship, aiming, as a central objective, to elucidate the distinctiveness of these concepts, but also the relationships between them. In this order of ideas, Dufrenne’s theory about the universal character of the poetic is updated. Also, the relationship between poeticity and literariness is dissociated, insisting on their equivalence, as it emerges from the studies of P. Verlaine, J. Burgos, H. Friedrich, R. Zafiu. Lyricism is interpreted as a condition of all literature (A. Marino), being also defined in relation to the lyrical genre (M. Călinescu) or poetry (I. Mavrodin). However, no matter what field it refers to, lyricism is the expression of the affective fluctuations of the creative self, of its feelings and experiences. A conclusion of this research resides in the fact that lyricism represents a narrower category than poetics and is therefore not reducible to it. Diverse in their structure and scope, poetics and lyricism are inseparable, manifesting, often, one through the other, lyricism - as a component part of the poetic, the poetic - as a way of intensifying the lyricism.