Name: Dos Letras (in Spanish)
SKU: 48799921
Price: 30.62 EUR
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Author: PizarnikAlejandra
ISBN: 9788494676062

Type

Physical Book

Author

Alejandra Pizarnik

Publisher

Onix Editor

Language

Spanish

Pages

212

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788494676062

Edited in

España

Dos Letras (in Spanish)

Alejandra Pizarnik (Author) · Onix Editor · Paperback

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Synopsis "Dos Letras (in Spanish)"

Es un epistolario fascinante de Alejandra Pizarnik con AntonioBeneyto. Las cartas de esta colecci¢n nos permiten conocer a£n mejor a una de las m s importantes poetas argentinas del siglo XX y entrar aformar parte de su mundo. En muchas de ellas encontramos suautorretrato. Al leerlas, nos acercamos a su capacidad perceptiva yexperimentamos la fuerza de su lenguaje, ingenio, humor y cultura.Muchas de las cartas nos ofrecen un retrato m s ¡ntimo que el quepodr¡a esbozar un bi¢grafo. Vemos a Pizarnik enfrascada en un procesode autodescubrimiento y de exploraci¢n art¡stica, al tiempo que seentrega de lleno a una vida literaria. Las cartas aqu¡ incluidascorresponden al per¡odo que va del 2 de septiembre de 1969 al 12 deseptiembre de 1972. En esta selecci¢n, que contiene la esencial partede la correspondencia de la poeta argentina con el escritor, pintor yeditor Antonio Beneyto, se incluyen 35 cartas, cartas que son a vecescuriosas obras de arte, so s¢lo por el papel ...

Alejandra Pizarnik

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Flora Alejandra Pizarnik (1936-1972) was an Argentine poet, essayist, and translator. She studied Philosophy and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires and received artistic training from the surrealist painter Juan Batlle Planas. Additionally, she studied the history of religions and French literature at the Sorbonne. During her time in Paris, between 1960 and 1964, she worked for the magazine Cuadernos and some French publishers, and formed significant friendships with Julio Cortazar and Octavio Paz. In 1969, she received a Guggenheim fellowship, and in 1971 a Fullbright. She took her own life in 1972 with an overdose of seconal. Pizarnik is considered the last cursed poet.

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