By John Burns

ISBN-10: 1604978945

ISBN-13: 9781604978940

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Poets writing in Spanish by way of the top of the 20th century needed to deal with globalization as a backdrop for his or her literary creation. they can include it, forget about it or possibly re-imagine the function of the poet altogether. This booklet examines many of the efforts of Spanish-language poets to deal with the globalizing cultural financial system of the past due 20th century. This learn appears to be like on the similarities and transformations in either textual content and context of poets, a few significant and a few minor, writing in Chile, Mexico, the Mexican-American neighborhood and Spain. those poets write in numerous kinds, from hugely experimental ways to poetry to extra conventional equipment of writing. integrated during this examine are Chileans Raúl Zurita and Cecilia Vicuña, Spaniards Leopoldo María Panero and Luis García Montero, Mexicans Silvia Tomasa Rivera and Guillermo Gómez Peña, and Mexican-American Juan Felipe Herrera. a few of them embody (and are even embraced via) media either previous and new while others eschew it. a few proceed their paintings within the vein of nationwide traditions whereas others develop into tough to situate inside anybody unmarried nationwide culture. Exploring the kinds of ideas those writers hire, this booklet makes it transparent that Spanish-language poets haven't been exempt from the method of globalization. separately, those poets were studied to various levels. Globalization has been studied widely from a number of disciplinary techniques, fairly within the context of the Latin American quarter and Spain. even though, it's a relative rarity to work out poets being studied, as they're during this paintings, by way of their dating to globalization. Taken as a pattern or image of writing trends in Latin American and Spanish poetry of the past due 20th century, this e-book stories them as a part of a better circuit of cultural creation by way of constructing their literary in addition to extra-literary genealogies and connections. It situates those poets when it comes to their writing itself in addition to by way of their literary traditions, their tools of contending with neoliberal financial types and international info flows from the tv and net. even supposing many literary critics try to research the connections and relationships among poetry and the area past the web page, few monographs cross approximately it the best way this one does. It takes a transatlantic method of modern Spanish-language poetry, targeting poets on poets from Spain and the yank continent, emphasizing their connections, commonalities and ameliorations throughout more and more porous borders within the age of data. the connection among textual content and context is explored with a cultural stories strategy, extra frequently linked to media experiences than with literary reviews. Literature isn't really taken care of as a privileged item of remoted research, yet really as a procedure of rules and photographs that's deeply interwoven with other kinds of human expression that experience arisen within the final many years of the 20 th century. the result's a suggestive research of the determine of the poet within the broader globalized market of cultural items and concepts. modern Hispanic Poets: Cultural construction within the worldwide, electronic Age is a crucial e-book for library collections in Spanish, Latin American and Iberian stories, Chicano Studies.

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