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Vallejo, César, --- Vallejo Mendoza, César Abraham, --- Mendoza, César Abraham Vallejo, --- Vallejo, César Abraham, --- Valʹekho, Sesar, --- Valliecho, Kaisar, --- Vallejo, Cholo, --- Criticism and interpretation.

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Vallejo, César, --- Vallejo Mendoza, César Abraham, --- Mendoza, César Abraham Vallejo, --- Vallejo, César Abraham, --- Valʹekho, Sesar, --- Valliecho, Kaisar, --- Vallejo, Cholo,

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52 newly discovered handwritten manuscripts from 1937, alternating between Civil War verse and poems with a more personal orientation. This edition prints in facsimile the fifty-two handwritten manuscripts by C©♭sar Vallejo discovered recently in the Angel Rama archive, Montevideo. These manuscripts - which should not be confused with the typescripts which were published in Georgette's 1968 Francisco Moncloa edition - are a combination of early drafts of the majority of the dated poems of the Poemas humanos as well as a substantial number of the poems which would subsequently come together as Espa©ła, aparta de m©Ư este c©Łliz. These manuscripts show how, from early September until mid-December 1937, Vallejo was writing poetry at a frantic pace, alternating between his Civil War verse and those poems with a more personal orientation. For the first time scholars will be able to see for themselves the original handwritten drafts of Vallejo's posthumous poems, and compare them with the subsequent typewritten versions. The facsimilereproductions are accompanied by two essays by Juan Fl©đ - one of which explains the circumstances leading to his discovery of the manuscripts, the other of which evaluates the originality of Vallejo's verse - and an essay by Stephen M Hart which analyses the various stages of composition evident in the poems, from early manuscript draft to final typescript version. STEPHEN M. HART is Professor of Hispanic Studies, University College, London. JUAN FLO is Professor of Aesthetics at the Institute of Philosophy, Universidad de la Rep©ðblica-Uruguay.

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This is the first biography of Latin America's most important poet, the Peruvian César Vallejo, who was born in an Andean village, Santiago de Chuco, on 16 March 1892 and died in Paris on 15 April 1938. It traces the important events of his life - becoming a poet in Peru, falling in love with Mirtho in Trujillo, writing 'Trilce' which would transform for ever the avant-garde in the Spanish-speaking world, fleeing to Paris in the summer of 1923 after being accused of burning down Carlos Santa María's house in Santiago de Chuco, falling in love with Georgette Philippart and then with communism, writing his 'Poemas humanos' ('Human Poems') and then, shortly before his death, writing his moving poems inspired by the Spanish Civil War, 'España, aparta de mí este cáliz' ('Spain, Take this Chalice from Me'). This book also provides an objective evaluation of Vallejo's poetry, fiction, theatre, political essays and journalism. Stephen M. Hart is Professor of Latin American Film, Literature and Culture, School of European Languages, Culture and Society,University College London.

Poets, Peruvian --- Peruvian poets --- Vallejo, César, --- Vallejo Mendoza, César Abraham, --- Mendoza, César Abraham Vallejo, --- Vallejo, César Abraham, --- Valʹekho, Sesar, --- Valliecho, Kaisar, --- Vallejo, Cholo, --- Vallejo, Cesar, --- César Vallejo. --- Latin America. --- Paris. --- Peruvian poet. --- Spanish Civil War. --- Spanish-speaking world. --- avant-garde. --- biography. --- communism. --- literature. --- poetry.

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La guerre civile d'Espagne a provoqué chez les intellectuels du monde entier un choc émotionnel profond, qui a motivé des réactions de tous ordres : les uns ont milité, les autres ont écrit, d'autres encore ont pris un fusil, certains y ont laissé leur vie. Dès les premiers jours de la guerre civile - marqués, entre autres, par la mort de Federico Garcia Lorca - les poètes hispano-américains réagissent : César Vallejo, Pablo Neruda, Nicolas Guillén, trois des grandes voix poétiques du continent, se sont joints au chœur des hommes concernés par ce drame espagnol qui préfigurait l'holocauste à venir. Ce sont leurs témoignages que nous essayons de faire revivre et d'analyser ici.

Spanish American literature --- History and criticism. --- Vallejo, César, --- Neruda, Pablo, --- Guillén, Nicolás, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Spain --- History --- Literature and the war. --- Gilʹen, Nikolas, --- Guillén y Batista, Nicolás, --- Batista, Nicolás Guillén y, --- Gkillien, Nikolas, --- Neruda, Pablo --- Vallejo Mendoza, César Abraham, --- Mendoza, César Abraham Vallejo, --- Vallejo, César Abraham, --- Valʹekho, Sesar, --- Valliecho, Kaisar, --- Vallejo, Cholo, --- poésie --- Amérique latine --- histoire --- XXème siècle --- littérature --- guerre civile --- Espagne