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Representation, activism, health promotion, and communication: The role of art in advancing global health and social justice. [PDF]

PLOS Glob Public Health
Reñosa MDC, Perry KE, Srivastava S, Rawat A, Orth Z, Tran PB, Chong DW, Kazibwe J, Shaukat M, Garavito GAA, Boroudi M, Dsouza V, Chowdhury S, Aktar B, Da Costa D, Ochaita D, Scott K.   +16 more
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Digital Psychotherapies for Adults Experiencing Depressive Symptoms: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

JMIR Ment Health
Omylinska-Thurston J, Aithal S, Liverpool S, Clark R, Moula Z, Wood J, Viliardos L, Rodríguez-Dorans E, Farish-Edwards F, Parsons A, Eisenstadt M, Bull M, Dubrow-Marshall L, Thurston S, Karkou V.   +14 more
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Latin American poetry

2004
To find a ground for poetry which is not an inheritance from the past, however prestigious, nor a programme for social change, however necessary, has been a recurrent preoccupation for Latin American poets. Pablo Neruda's long poem 'Alturas de Macchu Picchu' ('Heights of Macchu Picchu') is one of the key poems where those concerns are worked out ...
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Latin American Poetry and Song

Hispanic Research Journal, 2009
AbstractThis short piece offers an overview of Robert Pring-Mill's contributions to the study of Latin American poetry and song, with a particular focus on Chile and Nicaragua. It also points to some connections between this aspect of his work and his contributions to the study of Llull and of Golden Age Spanish poetry and drama.
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Poetry of the Latin American Avant-Garde

2022
The Latin American avant-garde—more widely known by the Spanish vanguardia or vanguardismo—emerged after 1910, roughly contemporaneously with parallel literary movements in Europe and Anglo America, and often in direct dialogue with them. Although vanguardistas worked across various media and genres (novels, theatre, film, painting, sculpture), the ...
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Latin American poetry since 1950

1995
introduction By the 1950s Latin American poets were writing within the context of their own continental traditions. From Ruben Dario’s break with the post-colonial Hispanic tradition in the 1890s, to the following generational break embodied in Vicente Huidobro’s avant-garde poems in the 1920s and Cesar Vallejo’s experimental Trilce (1922), the ...
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Latin American Poetry

This volume of “Neuere Lyrik” contains a selection of texts on Latin American poetry that focuses on its encounter – at times direct and dialogic; at times indirect or even oppositional – with foreign texts and traditions. The question it therefore raises is what constitutes the borders – cultural, medial, discursive, linguistic, etc.
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Latin American Poetry: Origins and Presence

The Modern Language Review, 1977
Edwin Williamson, Gordon Brotherston
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Spontaneous afterlife: surrealism as translation in Latin American vanguard poetry

2021
This dissertation reconsiders the intersection of the Latin American and French surrealist avant-gardes of the early-to-mid 20th century through the lens of translation. I demonstrate that translation as textual practice, creative method, poetics of craft, and relational ethics is inextricable from the way avant-garde poets experimented with ...
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Contemporary Latin American Poetry

Chicago Review, 1964
José Olivio Jiménez, Joseph Malone
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