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Pag 01.Qxd 05/04/2007 21:37 Pægina 1 EL CULTURAL 12-18 De Abril De 2007 W Ww.Elcultural.Es Pag 01.qxd 05/04/2007 21:37 PÆgina 1 EL CULTURAL 12-18 de abril de 2007 w ww.elcultural.es Colección Los Hermanos Marx Hoy, Una noche en Casablanca Entrevistas Adonis Itzik Galili Hermanos Ulloa Antonio Cuadri Productores ¿Quién es el autor de una película? John Scofield Reunimos a su cuarteto de leyenda 150 años de Madame Bovary PREMIO MAX DE HONOR DE 2007 Arrabal “Nuestra memoria es tan personal que ignora los decretos” pag 03 ok.qxd 05/04/2007 20:44 PÆgina 1 PRIMERA PALABRA L U I S M A R Í A A N S O N de la Real Academia Española Heidegger y la fenomenología de la religión iesta en el jardín del ar- hombre como Dasein: ser-ahí. Ca- más claras que he conocido, que Discurro sobre estas cuestio- quitecto municipal de mina así por la senda ontológica el Heidegger apenas sabía nada del nes de tanto interés porque aca- FDarmstadt. Solo, sentado filósofo alemán de forma paralela autor de Sobre la esencia. El ser-ahí, bo de terminar Introducción a la en el césped, un hombre entris- a Ortega y Gasset, cuyo discípulo el “ser en el mundo” de la versión fenomenología de la religión, una tecido, tocado con un sombre- José Gaos tradujo el Sein und Zeit. de Gaos, el “estar en el mundo” lección impartida por Martin ro, bebe a lentos sorbos el vino Conozco también la versión de de la traducción de Rivera Cru- Heidegger cuando tenía treinta de un vaso de cristal. Se le acer- Rivera Cruchaga. No sé si este fi- chaga, conducirá a Heidegger a la años y que revela la preocupa- ca otro invitado, cautivado por lósofo chileno tiene que ver con meditación última sobre el Sein ción de su inteligencia por el fe- tanta soledad y tristeza, y se sien- el poeta que le robó a Neruda la zum Tode, el ser enfrentado a la nómeno religioso. Siruela ha ta junto a él. El hombre del som- novia de los Veinte poemas de amor muerte del verso rubeniano de no acertado al publicar este libro es- brero se lamenta de la impoten- y una canción desesperada, Alber- saber adónde vamos ni de dón- clarecedor. cia del pensador frente a los tina Rosa Azócar. Si sé que era de venimos. El movimiento her- El filósofo alemán mesa las poderes del mundo contempo- discípulo de Zubiri y también sé, menéutico deriva de alguna for- barbas de San Pablo, aparta con ráneo. Luego se le iluminan los porque así se lo escuché a Emi- ma de la ontología heideggeriana crudeza al discípulo de Cristo de ojos cuando la conversación de- lio Lledó, una de las inteligencias sobre el ser y la muerte. la exposición doctrinal y le ins- riva a la relación entre el pensa- tala en la vida fáctica. Las epís- miento y la lengua. Z I G Z A G tolas paulinas pasan a ser expe- El hombre del sombrero se lla- riencias vitales del santo. maba José Ortega y Gasset, la más Es uno de los pintores españoles más interesantes de los Heidegger empieza a levantar alta inteligencia del siglo XX es- últimos años. Lo de menos son sus éxitos, tan reiterados. así, junto a la filosofía de la His- pañol; su interlocutor era Martin Lo de más es su independencia, su calidad plástica. Ma- toria de Vico y la que se estaba Heidegger, el filósofo que influ- rio Antolín lo destacaba en su gran Diccionario. Su exposición produciendo de Spengler, Toyn- yó en Sartre y en Arendt, en Bub- en Feima, en la madrileña calle Fernando el Santo, me ha im- bee o Huizinga, una articulada fi- ner y Gadamer, en Foucault y presionado. La última obra de Rafael Freijeiro tiene algo de losofía de la religión. El autor Derrida, también en Marcuse. “erizante. De aliento sugeridor. Es una tremenda meditación ga- de Sein und Zeit, que abordó casi Fue tan alta la calidad intelectual lopante. Ha superado el expresionismo abstracto para adentrar sus siempre sus reflexiones desde la de Heidegger, tan profundo su pinceles en nuevos ensayos como poemas del amor incierto. metafísica general, desde la on- pensamiento ontológico, que ha Hay algo de elegía, de canto ecológico por el dolor, en sus lienzos, tología, se reduce aquí a una es- superado las lamentables velei- que se dividen en dos zonas. En una los desperdicios, los dese- fera particular de entes que son dades políticas que mantuvo con chos, la escombrería y la contaminación que amenazan a todos; en los religiosos, con incidencia en el régimen nazi. En Sein und Zeit la otra, la naturaleza agredida que resiste, a punto de ser ahogada, las epístolas paulinas a los tesa- vertebra y supera el historicismo asfixiada. Es el caos junto a la serenidad. Explosión formal del co- lonicenses y la expectativa de de Dilthey, la fenomenología de lor, trágica belleza, zarandeadas formas, bronco nihilismo, des- la parusía en la segunda de ellas, Husserl y el irracionalismo de mi lumbrada retina, indeclinable independencia, fronteras de la vida del advenimiento glorioso de admirado Kierkegaard (“Llevo y de la muerte, todo está en la pintura de Rafael Freijeiro, el ar- Cristo al fin de los tiempos. Un como Pablo el aguijón a las car- tista que ha diseccionado el cadáver del tiempo que vivimos. Ha“ y libro, en fin, que nos redime de nes, no podía entrar en relación algo en sus cuadros de oro ignoto, de azul mágico juanramoniano, tanta frivolidad y tanta basura con los hombres, y de eso dedu- que se esponja bajo la agresiva cobrería de los colores altivos, como todas las semanas lanzan je que mi tarea era extraordina- mientras el cenit se va rompiendo de hoja en hoja, de mancha algunas editoriales sobre los es- ria”). Heidegger, en fin, mejorará en mancha, de color en color trocado, sobre la altivez tercoleros de la vida literaria es- Ser y Tiempo para entender al de una paleta que acaricia con el pensamiento. pañola. G EL CULTURAL 12-4-2007 PÁGINA 3 pag 05.qxd 05/04/2007 21:49 PÆgina 1 SUMARIO 12-18 de abril de 2007 20 44 63 PORTADA Fernando Arrabal fotografiado por Ricardo Marquerie. 55 10 30 48 3. PRIMERA PALABRA. Heidegger y la fenomenología de la religión. POR 39. Juan Vida. Íntimo, POR BERNARDO PALOMO. LUIS MARÍA ANSON. 42. Arquitectura. El apogeo de Valencia, POR ANTÓN GARCÍA ABRIL. 8. LA PAPELERA DE JUAN PALOMO TEATRO LETRAS 44. Entrevista con Fernando Arrabal, que recibirá el próximo lunes el Max de Honor en Bilbao, POR RAFAEL ESTEBAN. Tres premios con lustre, POR JAVIER VILLÁN. 10. Madame Bovary cumple hoy 150 años. POR G. GULLÓN Y L. VENTURA. 47. Entrevista con el coreógrafo Itzik Galili, POR JOSÉ MANUEL MORA. 14. Libro de la semana: Jordi Mir García (Ed.): El Viejo Topo, 30 años después. POR FELIPE FERNÁNDEZ CAVA. CINE 16. Aquilino Duque. La loca de Chillán. POR SANTOS SANZ VILLANUEVA. 17. Fernando Olmeda. Contraseñas íntimas. POR RICARDO SENABRE. 48. ¿Quién es el verdadero autor de una película? Elías Querejeta, sobre el que 18. Lisa See. El abanico de seda. POR JACINTA CREMADES. estrena el documental El Productor, reflexiona sobre su oficio. POR JUAN SARDÁ. 18. Agota Kristof. Claus y Lucas. POR RAFAEL NARBONA. 50. Entrevista con el productor Joel Silver, POR SERGI SÁNCHEZ. 19. Ian McEwan. En las nubes. POR JOSÉ ANTONIO GURPEGUI. 52.Tristán y David Ulloa estrenan su primera película, Pudor. 20. El poeta libanés Adonis conversa con Clara Janés en vis- 54. De estreno. Las alas de la vida, de Antoni P. Canet. POR CARLOS HEREDERO. peras de “Cosmopoética”. 22. Libros infantiles y juveniles. POR GUSTAVO PUERTA LEISSE. MÚSICA 23. Hugh Thomas. Barreiros. El motor de España. POR PEDRO TEDDE DE LORCA. 25. F. Sosa Wagner e I. Sosa Mayor. Modelo austro-húngaro y brote de 55. Scofield, Medeski, Martin & Wood. Reunimos a un cuarteto de leyenda, naciones en España. POR OCTAVIO RUIZ-MANJÓN. que publica el disco Out Louder, POR PABLO SANZ. 27. L. Fierz-David. La villa de los misterios de Pompeya. POR ANTONIO COLINAS. 58. La Tetralogía Wagneriana según Gergiev, POR LUIS G. IBERNI. 28. Los libros más vendidos. 61. El francés Philippe Auguin dirige Salomé en Zaragoza, POR RAFAEL BANÚS. 29. En primera instancia: Paul Auster. POR RAFAEL REIG. 62. Discos. ARTE CIENCIA 30. Perejaume, de nuevo en Madrid, POR ELENA VOZMEDIANO. 32. En el regreso de Joan Cardells, POR JOSÉ MARÍN-MEDINA. 63. Comienza Madrid es Ciencia, POR JOSÉ ANTONIO LÓPEZ GUERRERO. 33. Ricardo Calero, en torno al tiempo, POR MARIANO NAVARRO. 65. Por una cultura de iluminación, POR FRANCISCO MORA. 34. Esculturas de Oldenburg y van Bruggen, POR JAUME VIDAL OLIVERAS. 37. Wilhelm Sasnal, por vez primera en España, POR DAVID G. TORRES. 66. ÚLTIMA PALABRA. Antonio Cuadri estrena la película El corazón de la 38. Pensando en palabras, en Segovia, POR ROCIO DE LA VILLA. tierra, POR JUAN SARDÁ. EL CULTURAL 12-4-2007 PÁGINA 5 Pag 06.qxd 05/04/2007 21:20 PÆgina 2 EL CULTURAL Presidente En Portada Luis María Anson Directora l dramaturgo Fernando Arrabal (Melilla, 1932), el Gran Provocador, Hombre Blanca Berasátegui Pánico y Patafísico irreverente y feroz (que por todas estas etapas revolucionarias Jefes de Redacción: de la escena ha pasado su obra), tan aficionado a dinamitar en piezas teatrales y Nuria Azancot, Javier López Rejas. E declaraciones cualquier límite bienpensante, recibe el próximo lunes el Premio Jefes de Sección: Paula Achiaga, Liz Perales, de Honor de los X premios Max. Un acontecimiento para nuestro teatro, que Cristina Jaramillo. debía este gran homenaje a uno de los creadores más libres y originales de nues- Redacción: Ianire Molero, Juan Sardá, Ainhoa Sastre.
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