‘Poetas visionarios y observadores’: 'visualidad y escritura en la modernidad hispanoamericana (1886-1954)'

Translated title of the contribution: 'Observers and Visionary Poets' : 'Visuality and Writing in Spanish American Modernity (1886-1954)'

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Abstract

The essay discusses the relationship between visuality and writing during three moments of Spanish American modernity while revealing three different ways of ‘seeing’ or conceiving vision that are intimately related to socio-cultural processes, technologies and new fields of scientific interest. The essay analyses poetry, prose and visual imagery by Cuban José Martí, Mexican José Juan Tablada, Argentinean Oliverio Girondo and Peruvian Jorge Eduardo Eielson; and also discusses stereography, illustrated postcards and cybernetics.
Translated title of the contribution'Observers and Visionary Poets' : 'Visuality and Writing in Spanish American Modernity (1886-1954)'
Original languageSpanish
Title of host publicationEscritura e imagen en Hispanoamérica
Subtitle of host publicationde la crónica ilustrada al cómic
EditorsCécile Michaud
Place of PublicationLima
PublisherFondo editorial de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Pages203-227
Number of pages25
ISBN (Print)9786123171278
Publication statusPublished - 2015

Keywords

  • Visuality
  • Spanish America
  • Oliverio Girondo
  • José Martí
  • José Juan Tablada
  • Jorge Eduardo Eielson
  • Poetry
  • MODERNITY

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