Dissonant Legacy of Modernismo Lugones Herrera y Reissig and the Voices of Modern Spanish American Poetry 1st Edition by Gwen Kirkpatrick ISBN 0520329805 9780520329805

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ISBN 10: 0520329805

ISBN 13: 9780520329805

Author:  Gwen Kirkpatrick 

Dissonant Legacy of Modernismo: Lugones, Herrera y Reissig, and the Voices of Modern Spanish American Poetry 1st Edition: This title is part of UC Press’s Voices Revived program, which commemorates University of California Press’s mission to seek out and cultivate the brightest minds and give them voice, reach, and impact. Drawing on a backlist dating to 1893, Voices Revived makes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship accessible once again using print-on-demand technology. This title was originally published in 1989.

 

Dissonant Legacy of Modernismo: Lugones, Herrera y Reissig, and the Voices of Modern Spanish American Poetry 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. The tradition of modernismo
   The heritage of modernismo
   Foreign influences
   Criticism of modernismo
   The professional writer
   The organic metaphor and the idea of progress
   Literary magazines
   The problematic heritage of European romanticism and symbolism
   The language of modernismo

2. Lugones: Poetry, ideology, history
   Critical attitudes toward Lugones
   Lugones and Argentina
   Borges and Lugones
   Lugones’ dissonant legacy
   Lugones: Forging a poetic ideology
   Lugones as journalist: Politics and art
   “Genius” and the American context
   Socialist art
   Literary criticism and the two Americas
   Conclusion

3. Lugones as modernista poet
   The earliest poetry and Las montañas del oro
   The reception of Las montañas del oro
   Structure of a bizarre journey
   Introduction to Las montañas del oro
   “Primer ciclo”: The erotic landscape
   “Segundo ciclo”: Violence and nature
   “Tercer ciclo”: Mysticism and technology
   Conclusion

4. Los crepúsculos del jardín: Subversion, irony, parody
   Contrasts with Las montañas del oro
   Los crepúsculos del jardín: A visual perspective
   Desdoblamiento and the subject’s role
   The heritage of symbolism
   Division of Los crepúsculos del jardín
   “Los doce gozos”: Voyeurism and the speaking subject
   Caricaturesque poems and the self-reflexive destruction of lyricism
   “El solterón” and “Emoción aldeana”

5. Lunario sentimental and the destruction of modernismo
   Lunario sentimental in historical perspective
   The polemic prologue
   Sources and themes of Lunario sentimental
   Irony in Lunario sentimental
   Poetic construction in Lunario sentimental
   Physical presence in Lunario sentimental
   “Lunas”: Intrusion of the city and the commonplace
   Technology and “Los fuegos artificiales”

6. The frenzy of modernismo: Herrera y Reissig
   Herrera y Reissig’s literary heritage
   Herrera y Reissig and the disorganization of the canon
   Dematerialization and the fixed scene
   Eroticism and the dissolution of boundaries
   Traits of Herrera y Reissig’s work
   Individual poems as resistance and transgression
   Los éxtasis de la montaña: The “prosaic” setting

7. Modernismo’s legacy in three poets: Vallejo, López Velarde, and Storni
   César Vallejo
   Trilce
   Poemas humanos
   Ramón López Velarde
   Alfonsina Storni: New visions of the city and the body of poetry

 

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