rokha pablo (119 resultados)

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Architecture of Dispersed Life: Selected Poetry. Book.

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Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condición: good. Befriedigend/Good: Durchschnittlich erhaltenes Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit Gebrauchsspuren, aber vollständigen Seiten. / Describes the average WORN book or dust jacket that has all the pages present.

Paperback. Condición: New. Pablo de Rokha was one of the great trio of Chilean modernist poets, along with Vicente Huidobro (2 years his senior) and Pablo Neruda (10 years his junior). All three were communists, all three were great poets, and all three cordially detested each other. De Rokha is the least known of them outside Chile, and this volume redresses that by offering an introduction to this astonishing body of work in the first book-length selection of his work to be published in English."More tragic and irremediable than his enemy Pablo Neruda's, more vast than Ezra Pound's, more profound than Rilke's, the great poetry of Pablo de Rokha reveals to us the desperate landscapes of hope. De Rokha committed suicide on December 10, 1968. He was perhaps the major poet of the 20th century." -Raul Zurita"This book is an event, a monumental work of translation and poetry that will force us to rethink our understanding of global modernism and the hemispheric avant-garde. Pablo de Rokha, finally accessible to the English-speaking world, is a major Chilean poet of the early 20th century, who ought to sit front and center alongside Neruda, Mistral, Huidobro, Vallejo and Girondo; and Urayoan Noel's work here as translator and editor is a historical and archival restoration on a massive scale. Noel's evocative introduction--which refuses "to disentangle de Rokha the vanguardist from de Rokha the indigenous poet"-brilliantly situates de Rokha as a poet who is as focused on the local as he is on the international. De Rokha strikes the modern reader as entirely contemporary, in his form, language and, most interestingly, in how he foretells the political and economic violence of a global, neoliberal continuum. This translation will dazzle, and de Rokha's voice, with its hyperbole, its contradictions, its obsessive critique of Yankeeland, will, inevitably, say as much about 2018 as it does about 1922." -Daniel Borzutzky.

Paperback. Condición: New. Pablo de Rokha was one of the great trio of Chilean modernist poets, along with Vicente Huidobro (2 years his senior) and Pablo Neruda (10 years his junior). All three were communists, all three were great poets, and all three cordially detested each other. De Rokha is the least known of them outside Chile, and this volume redresses that by offering an introduction to this astonishing body of work in the first book-length selection of his work to be published in English."More tragic and irremediable than his enemy Pablo Neruda's, more vast than Ezra Pound's, more profound than Rilke's, the great poetry of Pablo de Rokha reveals to us the desperate landscapes of hope. De Rokha committed suicide on December 10, 1968. He was perhaps the major poet of the 20th century." -Raul Zurita"This book is an event, a monumental work of translation and poetry that will force us to rethink our understanding of global modernism and the hemispheric avant-garde. Pablo de Rokha, finally accessible to the English-speaking world, is a major Chilean poet of the early 20th century, who ought to sit front and center alongside Neruda, Mistral, Huidobro, Vallejo and Girondo; and Urayoan Noel's work here as translator and editor is a historical and archival restoration on a massive scale. Noel's evocative introduction--which refuses "to disentangle de Rokha the vanguardist from de Rokha the indigenous poet"-brilliantly situates de Rokha as a poet who is as focused on the local as he is on the international. De Rokha strikes the modern reader as entirely contemporary, in his form, language and, most interestingly, in how he foretells the political and economic violence of a global, neoliberal continuum. This translation will dazzle, and de Rokha's voice, with its hyperbole, its contradictions, its obsessive critique of Yankeeland, will, inevitably, say as much about 2018 as it does about 1922." -Daniel Borzutzky.

Rústica. Condición: Perfecto estado. 315pp.

Condición: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Pablo de Rokha nació en Licantán, provincia de Curicó, Chile, en 1894 y murió en 1968. > *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

Rustica (tapa blanda). Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Nuevo. 1. Pablo. de Rokha nació en Licantán, provincia de Curicó, Chile, en 1894 y murió en 1968. . Carlos Droguett. . León Felipe. LIBRO.

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Condición: Nuevo. VISOR DE POESIA | Encuadernación: Tapa blanda o bolsillo | Páginas: 316 | Dimensiones: 125 x 195 | Sinopsis: ABLO DE ROKHA nació en Licantán, provincia de Curicó, Chile, en 1894 y murió en 1968. "La poesía de Pablo de Rokha es la voz lírica más grande, más profunda, más trascendental que ha nacido en este continente desde Walt Whitman. Ambos forman un extraordinario y genial duo poético, el más permanente, el más clásico y revolucionario de la poesía lírica mundial." CARLOS DROGUETT "Pablo de Rokha no es sólo el más grande poeta de Am. - Poesía.

Condición: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condición: Nuevo. ABLO DE ROKHA nació en Licantán, provincia de Curicó, Chile, en 1894 y murió en 1968. «La poesía de Pablo de Rokha es la voz lírica más grande, más profunda, más trascendental que ha nacido en este continente desde Walt Whitman. Ambos forman un extraordinario y genial duo poético, el más permanente, el más clásico y revolucionario de la poesía lírica mundial.» CARLOS DROGUETT «Pablo de Rokha no es sólo el más grande poeta de América, sino el más grande de la lengua castellana en el siglo XX.» LEÓN FELIPE.

Tapa blanda. Condición: Nuevo.

Rústica. Condición: New.

RUSTICA. Condición: Nuevo. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Nuevo. LUMS.

Condición: Muy Bueno. 17 x 24cm. 109. Fondo de Cultura Económica, España, 2013, Castellano, 17 x 24cm, 109pp. Castellano. En muy buen estado.

Softcover. Condición: Fair. (NAP). French flaps. Original language (Spanish). I have marked this "Fair" only, because although the binding is holding and there are no marks to the text, the cover is heavily worn, sun-faded, creased and soiled. There are a few small spots to the fore-edge and some smudging on one page. The upper corner is bumped, mildly creasing some of the pages.

RUSTICA. Condición: Libro nuevo. *El autor, nacido en Licantén, Chile, 1894, ha publicado numerosas obras narrativas, de ensayo y poemas, entre 1916 y 1961. En 1965 obtuvo el Premio Nacional de Literatura. 120p.

duo tone plates, recipes, bios., bibl. (p. 105), color pict. boards. The book comprises the poem "Epic of food and beverages of Chile" by Pablo de Rokha (b. Chile 1894-1968) first published in 1949 under the original title "Teogonia y cosmología del libro de cocina (Ensueño del Infierno)". This new edition is accompanied with recipes by chef Mellado and illustrations by Patricio Albornoz. Recipes include: Costillar de chancho con ajo, picantísimo, Guñaca con caldo de ganso, chacoli con naranjas amargas, Valdiviano en fuego de bostas (con huevazos y camarón de abril), Chupilca, Causeo de patitas, and many more. Contents: Prólogos - ¡Comer y llorar, que placeres! / Augusto Merino -- Epopeya de las bebidas y comidas de Chile (Ensueño del infierno) / Pablo de Rokha -- Bibliografía -- Autores.

2013 edición Este libro confirma la importancia de uno de los mayores poetas chilenos del siglo XX. De Rokha nos muestra aquí todo el vigor y peso de una obra que desborda sabores y colores de cada rincón de Chile en una nueva edición ilustrada y con recetas que extraen lo más enjundioso de la cocina popular chilena. Edición con recetario de Juan Pablo Mellado. páginas/pasges.

Condición: Very good.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. 16 p. ; 19x14 cms. 10 grs. Intonso. Poesías chilenas (A-305-OF-CO).

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Bueno. 19 p. ; 22x16 cms. 60 grs. Poesías chilenas (BN-7-11 )°) ( N°90265 ).

Paperback. Condición: New. Pablo de Rokha was one of the great trio of Chilean modernist poets, along with Vicente Huidobro (2 years his senior) and Pablo Neruda (10 years his junior). All three were communists, all three were great poets, and all three cordially detested each other. De Rokha is the least known of them outside Chile, and this volume redresses that by offering an introduction to this astonishing body of work in the first book-length selection of his work to be published in English."More tragic and irremediable than his enemy Pablo Neruda's, more vast than Ezra Pound's, more profound than Rilke's, the great poetry of Pablo de Rokha reveals to us the desperate landscapes of hope. De Rokha committed suicide on December 10, 1968. He was perhaps the major poet of the 20th century." -Raul Zurita"This book is an event, a monumental work of translation and poetry that will force us to rethink our understanding of global modernism and the hemispheric avant-garde. Pablo de Rokha, finally accessible to the English-speaking world, is a major Chilean poet of the early 20th century, who ought to sit front and center alongside Neruda, Mistral, Huidobro, Vallejo and Girondo; and Urayoan Noel's work here as translator and editor is a historical and archival restoration on a massive scale. Noel's evocative introduction--which refuses "to disentangle de Rokha the vanguardist from de Rokha the indigenous poet"-brilliantly situates de Rokha as a poet who is as focused on the local as he is on the international. De Rokha strikes the modern reader as entirely contemporary, in his form, language and, most interestingly, in how he foretells the political and economic violence of a global, neoliberal continuum. This translation will dazzle, and de Rokha's voice, with its hyperbole, its contradictions, its obsessive critique of Yankeeland, will, inevitably, say as much about 2018 as it does about 1922." -Daniel Borzutzky.