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Translation Review, 2009
(2009). Into the American Idiom: William Carlos Williams' Translation of Jorge Carrera Andrade's “Dictado Por el Agua”. Translation Review: Vol. 77-78, Special Latin American Issue, pp. 28-42.
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(2009). Into the American Idiom: William Carlos Williams' Translation of Jorge Carrera Andrade's “Dictado Por el Agua”. Translation Review: Vol. 77-78, Special Latin American Issue, pp. 28-42.
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Correspondencias: the intertwining letters, lives, and literature of Jorge Carrera Andrade and Pablo Neruda [PDF]
, 2007 Although much has been written about Pablo Neruda and Jorge Carrera Andrade independent of one another, this dissertation is meant to investigate their lives and literary careers as two associated realms that, as opposed to being isolated, were intertwined and connected.
Ingram, Catherine Alicia
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Winds of Exile: The Poetry of Jorge Carrera Andrade
Chasqui, 1979José Hernán Córdova +1 more
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Theme And Standpoint In The Poetry Of Jorge Carrera Andrade
Iberoromania, 1971exaly +2 more sources
Death and Time in Three Poems by Jorge Carrera Andrade, Jaime Torres Bodet and José Gorostiza
Kentucky Romance Quarterly, 1976exaly +2 more sources
Soledad in the Poetry of Jorge Carrera Andrade
Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1961The later poetry of Jorge Carrera Andrade shares with other literary efforts of our time the anguished conviction that solitude is the ultimate reality of man's existence, but it is not dominated, as is so much contemporary literature, by a sense of despair or frustration. On the contrary, his poetry arouses in the reader a curiously mild regret at the
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