Ereignis

The term Ereignis, key to Heideggerian philosophy, is often translated as “the appropriating event” or “the event”: that moment when Being and Man belong to each other. Delving into the German thinker's reinterpretation of the term, Carmen Palomo Pinel applies it to the word that has occurred, which does not designate but rather reveals. Each poem is a place where being is both spoken and concealed. But here the concept becomes intimate: the place of the event is the depths of the heart, the gaze that recognizes beauty even in what is broken. The book moves between the visible and the invisible, between the minimal and the immense, between the everyday and the sacred. In it, wonder at matter and faith in an ultimate meaning of the world coexist. Through reflection, tenderness, and the question of beauty, always permeated by an awareness of fragility, each text seeks a small revelation: a way of speaking without possessing, of looking with gratitude.