Name: Más lecturas no obligatorias (in Spanish)
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Author: Wislawa Szymborska
ISBN: 9788493890995

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Más lecturas no obligatorias (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Wislawa Szymborska

Publisher

Ediciones Alfabia

Collection

Alfabia

Year

2012

Language

Spanish

Pages

200

Format

Paperback

ISBN

8493890995

ISBN13

9788493890995

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Más lecturas no obligatorias (in Spanish)"

Alfabia continúa con la labor de publicar toda la prosa inédita de la gran poeta polaca Wislawa Szymborska. Son estos textos personalísimos (en principio, críticas omnímodas y desprejuiciadas de todo tipo de libros), piezas divertidas, finas e irónicas y que muestran, siempre, la calidez de fondo de la insobornable humanidad de Szymborska. La Atlántida, Safo, la psicología de los perros, la lacra de la literatura pedagógica, los dinosaurios Más lecturas no obligatorias es una sucesión de destellos, de gozosas y sugerentes reflexiones que se presentan con la cercanía y la inmediatez de lo modesto pero cuya belleza acaba resultando invencible.

Wislawa Szymborska

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Wislawa Szymborska (Kórnik, Poland, 1923 – Krakow, 2012) was a Polish poet of great international renown, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1996. Her poetry is noted for its precision, irony, and philosophical depth, exploring themes such as everyday life, existence, and wonder at the seemingly simple

Throughout her career, she published more than fifteen books of poetry, among the most important are: "That's Why We Live" (1952), "Questions to Oneself" (1954), "Salt" (1962), "A Hundred Joys" (1967), "Large Number" (1976), "People on the Bridge" (1986), "End and Beginning" (1993), and "Here" (2009). In addition to her poetry, she wrote essays where she also showed her sharp reflection

Her work is characterized by the combination of simple and accessible language with a deep and reflective background. This approach earned her, in addition to the Nobel, awards such as the Goethe (1991) and the Herder (1995), consolidating her as an essential voice of contemporary Polish and global poetry. Szymborska distinguished herself by her ability to reveal the extraordinary in the everyday, always with a tone both serious and subtly humorous, making her a key author to understand the poetry of the 20th century.

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