Este ensayo trae un pequeño recorte de mi tesis doctoral que tuvo como objectivo investigar cómo la voz y la subjetividad del sujeto negro se expresan, singularizan y radicalizan en la poesía de la poeta cubana Nancy Morejón. En el presente ensayo, analizo la obra Madrigal para un príncipe negro (2020), observando cómo la voz negra y la subjetividad se configuraron en esta la obra de Nancy Morejón, partiendo del concepto de culturas del Atlántico Negro a partir de los estudios de Gilroy (2001) y Hall (2003) y afirmo que en la literatura de la autora la voz del sujeto negro tomó el lugar del sujeto lírico para expresar una subjetividad y una experiencia negra como componente esencial de la formación cultural cubana, consciente de que este proceso social fue y sigue siendo de profundas tensiones, que se expresan dentro del sistema literario. A través de la Estética do Güije que anima la obra de Morejón, defiendo que su poesía constituye una categoría de análisis de la literatura cubana contemporánea.
This article brings a small clipping of my doctoral thesis that had investigated how the voice and subjectivity of the black subject are expressed, singularized and radicalized in of the Cuban poet Nancy Morejón's poetry. The investigation is based on the disciplinary field of Afro-Latin American Studies to which the starting point is the historical and the theoretical studies to remap the histories, strategies and struggles of the afrodescendents in the region from the South Atlantic slave trade to current identitary movements, with race as a key variable in the process of formation of Latin American nations. In this article, I analyze the work Madrigal for a black prince (2020), observing how the black voice and subjectivity were configured in the work of Nancy Morejón starting from the concept of Black Atlantic cultures based on the studies of Gilroy (2001) and Hall (2003) and I affirm that in the literature the voice of the black subject took the place of the lyrical subject to express a subjectivity and an experience black an essential component of Cuban cultural formation, aware that this social process was and still has deep tensions, which are expressed within the literary system. Through the Aesthetics of Güije that strengthens Morejón's work, we defend that her poetry constitutes a category of analysis of contemporary Cuban literature.
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