… not only from his widely recognized mastery of storytelling, but also from the fruitful … literature
capable of resolving its peculiarity and its universality, capable of accounting through fiction …

… recounts a story of the … poetic speaker who retells the story.This myth, which announces the
cyclic return and rebirth of the Incan people through their leader, whose head will grow a new …

… He makes this connection by happily announcing that realism has found few advocates
among Spanish American lyric poets and by proclaiming: "And how should it not be so, if we, …

… It is true that love and the affects have been associated with lyric poetry since antiquity, and
that in Hispanic narrative prose of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries there exist so-called “…

… how Spanish-American literature grew out of the special conditions produced when the New
… World literary currents came to have distinctive expression in Spanish-American writing. "…

… of the four poets, and argues that apocalyptic overtones of the Southern Cone poetry are due
to great historical changes, … as a shared system of poetic elements based on certain agreed …

… the narrative techniques he learned reading North American novels had been used also in
Spanish American fiction, … This extraordinary ability works well with his poetic attitude toward …

… in illuminating the course of poetry in Spanish American literature after modernismo. It can
… frontiers unexplored up to this point in Spanish American poetry, especially in regard to his …

… literature, but we can hardly keep the pampa, mountains and jungles out of a book on
Spanish-American literature… of the study of this literature as poetic technique or novelistic structure. …

… Steele—have changed much of the way we read Spanish American fiction of the twentieth
… only in poetry, for the production of modernista novels was scarce. The modernista poets of …