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The Dissonant Legacy Of Modernismo: Lugones, Herrera Y Reissig, And The Voices Of Modern Spanish American Poetry

by Gwen Kirkpatrick


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This is a provocative new reading of a crucial and often misunderstood period of Spanish American literature. Most studies of modernismohave focused on the poetry of Rubén Darío and have noted the movement's aestheticism and its unmistakable French influences. Kirkpatrick concentrates instead on important negations of harmony and the movement's internal dismantling of its own precepts. Major contradictions within the movement itself are revealed through the works of the Argentine Leopoldo Lugones and the Uruguayan Julio Herrera y Reissig. Extending her analysis to later writers such as Ramón López Velarde, César Vallejo, and Alfonsina Storni, Kirkpatrick shows the changes that foreshadow the more overt experiments of these poets and illuminates the continuity between the modernistas and later generations.

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"Kirkpatrick offers us a brilliant, sensitive and convincing reappraisal of both modernismo and the special role of Leopoldo Lugones as innovator and forerunner of vanguardism in Spanish America. . . . Her voice is informed, incisive, convincing, graceful, and original."--Jack Schmitt, California State University, Long Beach

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"Kirkpatrick offers us a brilliant, sensitive and convincing reappraisal of both modernismo and the special role of Leopoldo Lugones as innovator and forerunner of vanguardism in Spanish America. . . . Her voice is informed, incisive, convincing, graceful, and original." (Jack Schmitt, California State University, Long Beach)

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Gwen Kirkpatrick is Associate Professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of California, Berkeley.

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