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L’échec et la splendeur : les allégories du baroque moderne dans l’œuvre d’Octavio Paz

IdeAs, 2018
This article addresses the theoretical, cultural, literary and artistic examination by Octavio Paz of the baroque and its relationship to modernity in his book devoted to the seventeenth-century Mexican poet, Sor Juana (Sor Juana: Or, the Traps of Faith).
Marcos Rico Domínguez
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O catálogo de poetas da Iffanta Coronada (1606), poema espanhol do português João Soares de Alarcão, e os cânones poéticos portugueses do século XVI

E-Spania, 2017
Despite the almost total absence of studies on the matter, the canon of 16th century Portuguese poetry cannot be understood without carefully considering the socio-political impact of both the Monarchical Union (1580‑1640) and contemporary Spanish and ...
Hélio J. S. Alves
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Rubén Darío ja o-ga modernism hispaaniakeelses Ameerikas ehk dekadents kui võimalus kultuuriliseks iseseisvuseks / Rubén Darío and Modernismo in Spanish-speaking America: Decadence as an Opportunity for Cultural Independence

Methis: Studia Humaniora Estonica
Teesid: Hispaaniakeelse Ameerika kirjandus sõltus oma viiesaja-aastase ajaloo jooksul enamasti emamaast, kunsti- ja kirjandusvoolud jõudsid kolooniasse hiljem ja lahjendatud kujul.
Klaarika Kaldjärv
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Julio Herrera y Reissig: Poetry with Pedals

Gragoatá, 2016
In his explanatory notes regarding the solutions he adopted for the translation of two French poems, the Uruguayan poet Julio Herrera y Reissig (1875-1910) defends the use of the “silenced diaeresis”, taking it as the starting point of a large ...
André Fiorussi
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Viorica Patea, John Gery, and Walter Baumann (eds.), Ezra Pound & the Spanish World, Clemson: Clemson University Press, 2024, 512 p.

Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Philologia
The legacy of the American poet Ezra Pound has been extensively researched for decades, but his life and work still offer food for thought to historians, critics and writers.
Monica MANOLACHI
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El hoyo de la barba femenina, sepulcro del amante: Cervantes, Góngora, Meléndez Valdés y la tradición popular de “El retrato de la dama” / The women's chin hole, tomb of the lover: Cervantes, Góngora, Meléndez Valdés and “El retrato de la dama”

Boletín de Literatura Oral, 2011
RESUMEN. Análisis de una fórmula poética (el amante que quiere ser enterrado en la barbilla o en el cuerpo de la amada) documentada desde los tiempos de Cervantes, Góngora o Meléndez Valdés hasta la poesía tradicional de España e Hispanoamérica del siglo
José Manuel Pedrosa
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El hoyo de la barba femenina, sepulcro del amante: Cervantes, Góngora, Meléndez Valdés y la tradición popular de “El retrato de la dama”

Boletín de Literatura Oral, 2012
. Analysis of a poetic formula (about a lover who claims for being buried inside his beloved’s chin) that we know from the times of Cervantes, Góngora and Meléndez Valdés until Spanish and Latin American oral poetry of the xxist century.
José Manuel Pedrosa
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The Harp and the Eagle: teaching Irish Poetry in Mexico

ABEI Journal
Ireland and Mexico share a long tradition of intercultural relationships. The Latin American nation has received significant influence from the mind-frames and oeuvre of Irish or Irish-descended thinkers, and authors.
Mario Murgia
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Across-language masculinity of oceans and femininity of guitars: Exploring grammatical gender universalities. [PDF]

Front Psychol, 2022
Dubenko E.
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A Thousand and One Laylas: The Politics of Narrative Embedding in Laila Neffa’s Ais

Amerika
In Montevideo in 1951, the Uruguayan-born Lebanese poet and translator Laila Neffa published the poetry collection Ais. Framed within the semi-historical legendary story of Layla al-ʿAmiriya and Qays ibn al-Mulawwah, two seventh-century Bedouin poets ...
Minying Huang
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