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This volume examines the works of Rubén Darío (1867-1916), Nicaraguan leader of Latin American literary Modernism and considered by many to be the greatest poet in Latin American literature.
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Rubén Darío (1867-1916) of Nicaragua was the leader of the important Latin American literary movement known as Modernism. He is considered by many to be the greatest poet in Latin American literature, and the volume of writings devoted to his work since 1884 is perhaps greater than that on any other writer in the history of Spanish American literature. The celebration in 1967 of the centenary of his birth gave rise to a formidable number of new analyses, increasing the need for the classification and assessment of the many studies. In this book Professor Ellis examines and evaluates the wide range of methods and perspectives available to the reader of Darío's works. He considers the biographical approach, social and political questions, influences and sources, structural analysis (providing three structural studies of his own), and, in an appendix, Darío's own concept of the role of the literary critic. His book is comprehensive both in time and in range, and includes an up-to-date bibliography. This is the first systematic study of the critical works on a Spanish American writer. It is significant not only in its treatment of the work on an individual author, but also as a reflection on and an indication of the trends, methods, and preoccupations of modern appraisals of Latin American writing.
Author Biography
Keith Ellis is a professor emeritus in the Department of Italian and Hispanic Studies at the University of Toronto.
Long Description
Ruben Dario (1867-1916) of Nicaragua was the leader of the important Latin American literary movement known as Modernism. He is considered by many to be the greatest poet in Latin American literature, and the volume of writings devoted to his work since 1884 is perhaps greater than that on any other writer in the history of Spanish American literature. The celebration in 1967 of the centenary of his birth gave rise to a formidable number of new analyses, increasing the need for the classification and assessment of the many studies. In this book Professor Ellis examines and evaluates the wide range of methods and perspectives available to the reader of Dario's works. He considers the biographical approach, social and political questions, influences and sources, structural analysis (providing three structural studies of his own), and, in an appendix, Dario's own concept of the role of the literary critic. His book is comprehensive both in time and in range, and includes an up-to-date bibliography. This is the first systematic study of the critical works on a Spanish American writer. It is significant not only in its treatment of the work on an individual author, but also as a reflection on and an indication of the trends, methods, and preoccupations of modern appraisals of Latin American writing.
Details ISBN1487598351 Author Keith Ellis ISBN-10 1487598351 ISBN-13 9781487598358 Format Paperback Year 1974 Publication Date 1974-12-15 Language English UK Release Date 1974-12-15 Imprint University of Toronto Press Place of Publication Toronto Country of Publication Canada Illustrator Qu Lan Edited by Jean Orsoni Birth 1927 Death 1851 Affiliation Senior Lecturer, University of Sydney Position Senior Lecturer Qualifications PhD Publisher University of Toronto Press Pages 188 Series Heritage Audience Tertiary & Higher Education We've got this
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