Sujeto y anarquismos, nomadismo y renuncias en la literatura de Ivanna Kuchta

Abstract

If nomadism is a natural practice for the anarchist subject, travel literature and self-managed publishing are the best avenues of expression after understanding that transitive identity. It is about assembling the rejection of the stationary as coercion in favor of mobility as openness and search for identity. This arrangement of the variable is positioned in an anti-systemic radicality that questions the contemporary regulations that have come from modernity. On the surface of this attitude, books and self-managed literature rearrange personal ties and promote subversive micropolitics. In this line, Ivanna Kuchta's literature focuses on this broader and overflowing phenomenon in a writing that dismantles the norm of conventional literature and risks rhetorical anemia, negligence, and the imitation of daily communication without aesthetic brilliance. From this dispossession, he postulates an enrichment of sensitivity and emotional ties as a personal and political emergency of an empathic relationship without mediation. This literature, in this case anarchist, shares the most comprehensive space of self-managed and independent literature, outside the institutional commercial circuits. There are, however, specificities of these writings that dialogue with the condition of the anarchist subject today.