Editorial Unimagdalena

Description in English: This work includes technical vocabulary. The author aims to demonstrate that everything can be transformed poetically with words, which are special within a context. Here, they are part of a poetic atmosphere to please the reader. For example, terms like TLC, FTAA, diagnosis, surplus, and deficit can be used to achieve a lyrical effect. In other words, poetry encompasses everything that surrounds us; there are no exceptions. This book of poetic prose combines elements of economic sciences with the lyrical, specifically, love. It's a somewhat absurd mix (many will think), but it has produced a concept: countertexts or, if the reader prefers, artifacts, as Nicanor Parra, a Chilean poet, called them years ago. This title is synonymous with business, barter, and enormous economic transactions in world markets. Similarly, love is an exchange of relationships where each person contributes their capital of emotions, passions, and impulses. It is a contract whose actions or quotas have the price of sentiment, the bonds of affection, the devaluation of relationships, the deficit of kisses, or the surplus of jealousy. In that stock market of love, it grows or dies, goes INSERT INTO crisis or flourishes. You negotiate, play, and bet all the cards.