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The aim of this article is to present how current the nuptial hospitality is in Christophe Lebreton ́s poetry who was a monk and martyr at the end of the XXth century. The person of Guillermo de Saint-Thierry stands out as a reference to link his writing process to the cordial source of the Cistercian anthropology and shows its original recreation. The poetic operation which leads to the re-configuration of the corporal voice in the hospitality writing of the absent, is the epistemologic place where theologymeets literature

The aim of this article is to present how current the nuptial hospitality is in Christophe Lebreton´s poetry who was a monk and martyr at the end of the XXth century. The person of Guillermo de Saint-Thierry stands out as a reference to link his writing process to the cordial source of the Cistercian anthropology and shows its original recreation. The poetic operation which leads to the re-configuration of the corporal voice in the hospitality writing of the absent, is the epistemologic place where theology meets literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The scope of the present article is to evidence the confluence of two different kind of speech: the rational and the poetic one, moving from the Works of Edith Stein and Christophe Lebreton. Both types of speech, usually presented as opposed, belong to the realm of the human spirit - incarnated in time. Therefore, they do not exclude each other but they meet themselves at the event of flesh. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]