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Andahuaylas Born in 1911, anthropologist who compared the indigenous communities of Peru to Spain, researcher of oral literature, the narrator in Castilian Quechua and poet, José María Arguedas is one of the essential names of our literary tradition. It is difficult, perhaps impossible, to summarize his contribution to Latin American culture. His work is dissimilar edges, but I think Deep Rivers (1958) is perhaps the summit of the writer andahualyno by how immersed in thinking through legendary Andean prose full of the magic of poetry and an oral tradition that resonates with their own money, in the field of writing. People like Ernesto, Antero, Lleras, Valle, father and opa Director Marcelina set an atmosphere of social and religious conflicts that represents in microcosm, Peru and frustrated project of becoming a country that accommodates the different cultures that live within it. The river Pachachaca, Maria Angola, settlers make the individual experience of the characters who live in boarding Abancay, bind to the river of history and magma rising social conflicts. 2011 will celebrate the centenary of the birth of José María Arguedas . Beyond the speeches of politicians who take advantage of this time for their own purposes, I think it is a moment of reflection: Have we learned the lesson that we made urgent José María? Do we make an effort to "live happily all nations", as he yearned increasingly in its fruitful existence? The best tribute to the writer andahualyno will not only read his books, but to recognize the other, that is, the different cultural, religious or social. On the basis of recognition of another advance in the path from being a country where equality reigns and in which cultural diversity can recognize ourselves.

Peliculasde Incesto Descargar

The drop from the sky before falling
evaporated with the answer if you drown


or just get wet only would cool

Although the
avoided with the breath I feel in the hand without feeling
, I have the feeling still
season
Even that small drop vapor
had not gone far

M3 --- Blood

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Jose Maria Arguedas A NEW POETRY BOOK OF MARION


women's poetry has, in Peru, distinguished representatives, which include not only the poet Amaryllis, who led a famous letter to Lope de Vega, but White Varela superb mastery of verse which made it one of the writers of the so called generation of the fifties. We can list names like Carmen Ollé or Rocío Silva Santisteban to characterize the rise of the female voice in our literature. For Mariela Dreyfus (Lima, 1960) is certainly worth mentioning. He joined the controversial group "Kloaka" with Palm Sunday and other writers in the turbulent eighties, crossed by the violence and disappointment. It began with a promising collection of poems, memories Electra (1984), then it was setting up a style that came to one of its most notable with Placer ghost (1993), book won the poetry prize of the Peruvian-Japanese Association in 1992. Share it with Rocío Silva Santisteban cultivation essay as a genre, his academic training at a U.S. university and the approach to a kind of "erotic poetry" (definition debatable, no doubt) that it is still a profound questioning of the patriarchal structures of power. Currently, Mariela reside in the United States and professor in New York. Also noteworthy his fruitful work as a translator, because he has poured into English poems by authors like Allen Ginsberg and Sylvia Plath.
Dying is an art (2010) is a collection of poems dedicated to his mother. It attests to the dedication: "Im Bertha Dreyfus Vallejos: Mom." From the first intense verses that predilection Takes Flight, "the sea me open her womb / I blanket the waves are yellow / maternal touch that remote." The marine element in both maternal symbol, looks like one space where I so inevitable progress, as if to meet the target, so that memories are woven like waves that graze on the rocks.
At other times, emerges the theme of the disease. "Ivory" is a very enlightening poem about it: written in verse, short, stabbing through the use of overlap. It is a stark portrait of the agony: chloroform, necrosis next to a deep reflection on time "drilling" human beings, as if to bring them closer to the untamed edge of death. Dreyfus
sandwiches, with wisdom, poems about motherhood with others who develop a love partner. "Snapshot" is a dialogue between literature and photography through the ubiquitous memory of the mother, almost a rich intertextuality between the visual and auditory. In "Warning" is a tour of the texture of desire: "In a volcanic trip you and me / the dark skin beaded with sweat, / fold to envision / a lurking desire, adrenaline."
conversational tone that strikes a balance with the flow of metaphors. Trial of death as a fact that compromises entire existence: "We who have seen the death / also hear her breathing." A good collection of poems by Mariela Dreyfus.