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No Perdones, Corazón. Obras de Amor, Filosofía Y Muerte / Don't Forgive, My Love

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No Perdones, Corazón. Obras de Amor, Filosofía Y Muerte / Don't Forgive, My LoveNueva antologa de la poesa y la prosa de Alfonsina Storni, una de las grandes escritoras del modernismo hispanoamericano, a cargo de Luna Miguel. Estructurada sobre los ejes del amor, la filosofa y la muerte, esta nueva antologa de las obras de Alfonsina Storni pone de relieve la gran variedad tonal e intelectual de una de las figuras ms importantes de la poesa hispanoamericana de primera mitad del siglo XX. Sus poemas ms famosos encuentran su

Nueva antología de la poesía y la prosa de Alfonsina Storni, una de las grandes escritoras del modernismo hispanoamericano, a cargo de Luna Miguel.

Estructurada sobre los ejes del amor, la filosofía y la muerte, esta nueva antología de las obras de Alfonsina Storni pone de relieve la gran variedad tonal e intelectual de una de las figuras más importantes de la poesía hispanoamericana de primera mitad del siglo XX. Sus poemas más famosos encuentran su contrapunto en textos en prosa poco conocidos, y del conjunto surge la potencia de una voz que incluye tanto la protesta como la celebración de la naturaleza o la reivindicación de la igualdad. Con una introducción escrita desde una perspectiva actual, esta antología rinde homenaje a la obra de Storni y aspira a acercar a nuevos públicos.

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New anthology of Alfonsina Storni's prose and poetry. One of the greatest writers of Spanish-American modernism. Edited by Luna Miguel.

Structured on the axis of love, philosophy, and death, this new anthology of Alfonsina Storni's work highlights the vast tonal and intellectual variety of one of the most important figures in Spanish-American poetry of the first half of the twentieth century. Her most famous poems find their counterpart in her least known prose works, and from this whole rises the power of a voice that englobes both protest as a celebration of nature and the vindication of equality. With an introduction written from a current perspective, this anthology pays homage to Storni's work and hopes to bring it to new audiences.
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