This first general bibliography on contemporary Spanish American poets focuses on writers born between 1910 and 1952. Three generations are represented: The first, poets born 1910-1925 and including such notable figures as Octavio Paz, Jose Lezama Lima, Nicanor Parra, Gonzalo Rojas, Olga Orozco, and Alvaro Mutis, may be said to concentrate on language. The second generation, poets born 1925-1939 whose work was consolidated in the 1960s, with many exceptions are concerned with politics and history. Representative figures include Ernesto Cardenal, Roque Dalton, Juan Gelman, and Jose Emilio…mehr
This first general bibliography on contemporary Spanish American poets focuses on writers born between 1910 and 1952. Three generations are represented: The first, poets born 1910-1925 and including such notable figures as Octavio Paz, Jose Lezama Lima, Nicanor Parra, Gonzalo Rojas, Olga Orozco, and Alvaro Mutis, may be said to concentrate on language. The second generation, poets born 1925-1939 whose work was consolidated in the 1960s, with many exceptions are concerned with politics and history. Representative figures include Ernesto Cardenal, Roque Dalton, Juan Gelman, and Jose Emilio Pacheco. Poets of the latest generation may perhaps be characterized by awareness of the poetic sign. Though less well known, their inclusion allows the reader to incorporate the poetry of the 1980, and early 1990s into the panorama of Spanish American literature. Providing both primary and secondary sources, this comprehensive reference work will serve scholars and students as the point of departure for research on contemporary Spanish American poetry on any of the eighty-six poets included. For each poet, the listing of original writings comprises (a) poetic works, (b) compilations and anthologies, and (c) other works, such as fiction and essays; the secondary listing consists of bibliographies and critical studies. A bibliography of general works follows and complements the listings for individual poets. It includes a general section and studies organized by countries. The poets also are entered by date of birth in a chronology along with their nationalities. An index of critics completes the work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
JACOBO SEFAMI is Assistant Professor of Spanish at New York University. He has published a book of essays, El Destierro Apacible y Otros Ensayos (1987), on five poets: Villaurrutia, Chumacero, Pessoa, Francisco Cervantes, and Haroldo de Campos, along with a book on the poetry of Gonzalo Rojas (forthcoming, 1992), both with publishers in Mexico. He has also written numerous articles and conducted several interviews in various literary journals.
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Preface Periodicals Adoum Jorge Enrique (Ecuador) Appratto Roberto (Uruguay) Arenas Braulio (Chile) Aridjis Homero (Mexico) Becerra José Carlos (Mexico) Belli Carlos GerMÁn (Peru) Benedetti Mario (Uruguay) Berenguer Amanda (Uruguay) Blanco Alberto (Mexico) Bonifaz Nuño Rubén (Mexico) Bracho Coral (Mexico) Cadenas Rafael (Venezuela) Cardenal Ernesto (Nicaragua) Carranza Eduardo (Colombia) Carrera Arturo (Argentina) Castellanos Rosario (Mexico) Cerruto Oscar (Bolivia) Cervantes Francisco (Mexico) Charry Lara Fernando (Colombia) Chumacero Al (Mexico) Cisneros Antonio (Peru) Cobo Borda Juan Gustavo (Colombia) Cross Elsa (Mexico) Cuadra Pablo Antonio (Nicaragua) Cunha Juan (Uruguay) Dalton Roque (El Salvador) Deniz Gerardo (Mexico) Diego Eliseo (Cuba) Echavarren Roberto (Uruguay) Eielson Jorge Eduardo (Peru) Fernández Retamar Roberto (Cuba) Ferré Rosario (Puerto Rico) Fierro Enrique (Uruguay) Gaitán Durán Jorge (Colombia) Gelman Juan (Argentina) Gerbasi Vicente (Venezuela) Giorgio Marosa di (Uruguay) Girri Alberto (Argentina) Hahn Oscar (Chile) Heraud Javier (Peru) Huerta David (Mexico) Huerta Efraín (Mexico) Juarroz Roberto (Argentina) Kamenszain Tamara (Argentina) Kozer José (Cuba) Lezama Lima José (Cuba) Lihn Enrique (Chile) Liscano Juan (Venezuela) Lizalde Eduardo (Mexico) Madariaga Francisco (Argentina) Martínez Rivas Carlos (Nicaragua) Milán Eduardo (Uruguay) Millán Gonzalo (Chile) Mir Pedro (Dominican Republic) Mitre Eduardo (Bolivia) Molina Enrique (Argentina) Montejo Eugenio (Venezuela) Montes de Oca Marco Antonio (Mexico) Mutis Alvaro (Colombia) Orozco Olga (Argentina) Pacheco José Emilio (Mexico) Padilla Heberto (Cuba) Parra Nicanor (Chile) Pasos Joaquín (Nicaragua) Paz Octavio (Mexico) Perlongher Néstor (Argentina) Pizarnik Alejandra (Argentina) Quessep Giovanni (Colombia) Rojas Gonzalo (Chile) Romero Elvio (Paraguay) Sabines Jaime (Mexico) Sáenz Jaime (Bolivia) Sánchez Peláez Juan (Venezuela) Segovia ToMÁs (Spain-Mexico) Shimose Pedro (Bolivia) Sologuren Javier (Peru) Sosa Roberto (Honduras) Sucre Guillermo (Venezuela) Teillier Jorge (Chile) Varela Blanca (Peru) Verástegui Enrique (Peru) Vilariño Idea (Uruguay) Vitale Ida (Uruguay) Vitier Cintio (Cuba) Westphalen Emilio Adolfo (Peru) Zurita Raúl (Chile) General Works Chronological List of Poets Index of Critics