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En 1562 Teresa de Jesús fundó el convento de San José de Ávila, el primero de las carmelitas y, a instancias de Francisco de Soto y Salazar, su confesor, comenzó a escribir el Libro de mi vida, influido por sus lecturas de libros de caballeria y comparado por algunos con las Confesiones de san Agustin. Aqui expone sus preocupaciones humanas y religiosas, sus trabajos y experiencias anteriores. La jerarquia eclesiastica denuncio el libro a la Inquisicion y pretendio deportar a su autora a Hispanoamerica, pero fray Luis de Leon, san Juan de la Cruz y el teologo fray Domingo Bañez lograron que el castigo se redujera y fuese confinada en Toledo.Esta actividad frenetica contrasta con los textos de esta Antologia, mucho mas domesticos y, en ocasiones, extremadamente personales.

Esta Antología de Jarchas contiene el conjunto de las jarchas actualmente conocidas. La palabra jarcha significa en árabe «salida». Las jarchas son breves textos romances (en escritura aljamiada) ant

La obra potica de Quevedo se divide en tres grupos centrales: los poemas que continºan la tradicin petrarquista y recrean motivos del discurso amoroso renacentista los poemas que rehacen motivos de raigambre tica, comunes al discurso religioso cristiano y a las corrientes neoestoicas de la filosofa moral en el Renacimiento y los poemas que recrean figuras y situaciones caractersticas del discurso satrico.

Estudio preliminar, material didáctico y comentario de texto de Ana González.Siglo de Oro es sinónimo de exploración, de transformación y de renovación en las letras españolas. Durante el Renacimiento y el Barroco escribieron figuras de la talla de Garcilaso de la Vega, fray Luis de Leon, San Juan de la Cruz, Luis de Gongora, Lope de Vega y Francisco de Quevedo, que revolucionaron la creacion poetica. Emprender la lectura de los clasicos es siempre estimulante. La Antologia poetica del Siglo de Oro nos descubre versos que han admirado a generaciones de lectores desde hace cientos de años. La seleccion puede leerse con plena vigencia en el siglo xxi, ya que los universales del sentimiento lirico son constantes y tienden puentes a la actualidad.

La poesía del Siglo de Oro presenta un panorama tan rico como diverso. En la preparación de esta antología, a cargo de David López del Castillo, se han buscado claramente dos objetivos: El primero, ofrecer una seleccion lo mas completa posible de la lirica, y por ello incluye los poemas mas representativos de las diferentes corrientes y de los autores mas significativos de estos siglos. El segundo, quiza mas ambicioso, pretende conciliar al lector moderno del siglo XXI con la expresion poetica del Renacimiento y del Barroco, algo alejada de nuestro lenguaje cotidiano pero vigente aun por los temas que la animan. No olvide el lector que las mismas pasiones que inspiraron entonces a Lope, Gongora o Quevedo, conmueven hoy dia al homo digital.

In "Apollo and Marsyas, and Other Poems," Eugene Lee-Hamilton crafts a compelling collection that intricately intertwines classical myth with contemporary sensibilities. Drawing heavily on Greek and Roman myths, particularly the tale of Apollo and the satyr Marsyas, the poems explore themes of artistry, hubris, and the tragic nature of human existence. Lee-Hamiltons literary style is characterized by a rich, melodic diction and a profound emotional depth, reflecting the aesthetic ideals of Victorian poetry while also resonating with modern existential inquiries. The structure and rhythm of his verse invite readers to contemplate the eternal struggles between divine inspiration and mortal fragility. Eugene Lee-Hamilton (1845-1907) was a poet whose fascination with mythology and classical literature was nourished by his extensive education and a deep engagement with the artistic movements of his time. His works reflect a personal grappling with themes of identity and the nature of creativity, likely influenced by the broader currents of intellectual thought in the late 19th century. This context, as well as his poetic craftsmanship, enables him to reimagine ancient narratives in ways that provoke reflection and elicit empathy. This collection is a must-read for lovers of poetry and those interested in the intersection of myth and modernity. Lee-HamiltonAos ability to resonate with timeless themes makes "Apollo and Marsyas" not only a remarkable contribution to Victorian literature but also a timeless reflection on the human condition. Readers will find themselves drawn into a world where beauty and tragedy intermingle in profound and unexpected ways.

Arte de poesía castellana es el tratado introductorio del Cancionero (Salamanca, 1496), formado por las primeras composiciones de Juan de la Encina. Es un texto escrito en la España del siglo XV que puede ser considerado un puente entre la poetica trovadoresca y el Renacimiento.El Arte de la poesia castellana es un aporte teorico a la creacion literaria en el que se establecen leyes y reglas para el buen trovar, asi como para identificar a los buenos trovadores o poetas y diferenciarlos de los que no conocen este arte.

Artes poéticas de Lope de Vega es un compendio de observaciones y textos de Lope sobre la poesía y sus formas más difundidas en su época.Al igual que con Arte nuevo de hacer comedias, el genio español realiza un analisis ensayistico de la lirica de su epoca. Fragmento de la obra Para escribir Virgilio de las abejas, hablando con Mecenas, dijo: Admiranda tibi levium spectacula rerum .Si V.M. ha pasado mi Angelica, ni viene mal esto mismo, y asi dice el Tasso en su Poetica que se pueden tratar las cosas humildes con ornamento grande, que responde a lo que en la Arcadia tengo escrito. Este poema no es heroico ni epico, ni le toca la distincion de Poema y Poesis que pone Plinio. Basta que le venga bien lo que dijo Tulio de Anacreonte, que tota poesis amatoria est. Algunos llevan mal las exornaciones poeticas contra el consejo de Bernardino Danielo, que no quiere que se use de palabras bajas, y realmente eso se concede a comicos y satiricos, como se ve en Terencio y Persio. A la Arcadiaobjetan el efecto. Aquella prosa es poetica que, a diferencia de la historial, guarda su estilo como se ve en el Sanazaro. ¿Y que tiene de diferencia azules lirios y siempre verdes mirtos a este principio?Sogliono il piu delle gli alti e spaziosi alberi negli orridi monti dalla natura prodotti piu che le coltivate piante, da dotte mani espurgati negli adorni, giardini ariguandanti aggradare.

En Aventuras sigilosas José Lezama Lima se mantiene dentro de las coordenadas de la realidad poética de sus obras anteriores. Sin embargo, en este libro se aprecian ya los primeros signos del sistema poetico lezamiano. El texto tiene una especie de introduccion, titulada El Puerto, en la que se plasman los elementos centrales que despues seran poetizados: la madre, la esposa, el hijo y las mujeres. Este texto en prosa que abre la coleccion es una extensa metafora de la trayectoria vital y poetica de Lezama, una autentica biografia espiritual, como señalan los estudiosos lezamianos.Aventuras sigilosas aparecio en 1945. Esta integrado por los siguientes diez poemas: Llamado del deseoso, La esposa en la balanza, Encuentro con el falso, El fuego por la aldea, Tapiz del ciego, Dialogo en una giba, Culebrinas, El retrato ovalado, Tedio del segundo dia y El guardian inicia el combate circular. Escritos en verso libre y en prosa poetica, este libro de poemas pone en escena un erotismo elidido, entrevisto en multiples alusiones no directas a una sexualidad no normativa.

Azul es un volumen de relatos cortos y poemas escrito por Rubén Darío y publicado en 1888. Se considera una obra fundamental del Modernismo latinoamericano y uno de los hitos en la literatura en Español. El discurso modernista augura la literatura que trataran los poetas posteriores. Su critica a la burguesia, al desprecio por el pragmatismo capitalista, su tratamiento de lo erotico y lo existencial, del amor y de la experiencia humana lo hacen un volumen obligatorio en cualquier biblioteca.

Azul es una colección de poemas del autor nicaragüense Rubén Darío. En ellos se tocan temas como la búsqueda de la belleza, el cromatismo, el mundo interior, la unidad, la mitología, el erotismo o el

In "Balaustions Adventure," Robert Browning masterfully weaves a narrative that marries poetic brilliance with dramatic storytelling. This poem, structured as a dramatic monologue, showcases Brownings unique ability to blend classical themes with his distinct voice. Set against the backdrop of ancient Greece, the story follows Balaustion, a young woman who seeks to elucidate the profound teachings of the playwright Euripides. BrowningAos vivid imagery and rich language draw readers into a world steeped in philosophical inquiry and emotional depth, offering a vibrant exploration of art, duty, and the complexities of human relationships. Robert Browning, a prominent figure in the Victorian era, was known for his innovative use of dramatic monologues, which allowed for complex characterizations and psychological depth. His keen interests in history, literature, and philosophy heavily influenced his writing. "Balaustions Adventure" reflects his engagement with classical texts and his desire to convey deeper existential questions, as well as his admiration for Euripides, marking a pivotal moment in BrowningAos career. This compelling poem is a rich tapestry of intellect and emotion, making it an essential read for those who appreciate intricate character exploration and philosophical musings. Readers looking to delve into the interplay of human experience and artistic expression will find "Balaustions Adventure" both enlightening and beautifully crafted.

In "Ballades and Verses Vain," Andrew Lang masterfully orchestrates a rich tapestry of verse, weaving together themes of love, loss, and the ephemeral nature of beauty. The collection, characterized by its lyrical elegance and rhythmic sophistication, draws from the traditional ballade form while also reflecting Langs engagement with contemporary literary movements. The poems resonate with a poignant introspection, showcasing LangAos adept use of irony and vivid imagery, as he navigates the complexities of human emotion against the backdrop of a rapidly changing world in the late 19th century. Andrew Lang, a polymath and devoted folklorist, was deeply influenced by the mythological richness of his Scottish heritage and his extensive travels. His scholarly pursuits and friendships with notable figures of his time shaped his poetic sensibilities, particularly evident in this collection. LangAos dual role as a collector of folklore and a lyric poet enables him to bridge the gap between the past and the present, imbuing his work with both depth and accessibility. "Ballades and Verses Vain" is a must-read for admirers of lyrical poetry and those seeking to understand the intricate interplay of tradition and innovation in verse. LangAos enchanting poetic voice invites readers to reflect on their own experiences of beauty and sorrow, making this collection a timeless addition to the canon of English literature.

In "Ballads of Mystery and Miracle and Fyttes of Mirth", Frank Sidgwick masterfully weaves together a collection of lyrical ballads that celebrate the intrigue of the supernatural alongside the joy of human experience. Employing a traditional folk ballad style characterized by rhythmic verse and vivid imagery, Sidgwick evokes themes of mystery, faith, and the whimsical delight of lifes absurdities. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century England, this anthology not only reflects the rich tapestry of English folklore but also engages with the prevailing literary trends of romanticism and realism, creating a work that resonates with both depth and charm. Frank Sidgwick, an eminent scholar and editor, drew upon his extensive knowledge of folk literature as well as his passion for the oral traditions of storytelling. His scholarly background and profound interest in the intersection of language, culture, and folklore are palpable throughout this collection. Sidgwicks commitment to preserving and reviving the ballad form speaks to his desire to connect contemporary readers with the timeless narratives that shaped English literary heritage. This book is highly recommended for those who seek to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of ballads, as well as for anyone interested in exploring the complexities of human emotion and the supernatural within a poetic framework. "Ballads of Mystery and Miracle and Fyttes of Mirth" will appeal to scholars, folklore enthusiasts, and casual readers alike, offering a delightful journey through the wonders of imagination and tradition.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- Lastly, our handpicked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collections central themes.

In "Ballads of Romance and Chivalry," Frank Sidgwick weaves an intricate tapestry of poetic forms, evoking the heroic ideals and romantic quests that define the medieval chivalric tradition. This collection marries lyrical finesse with narrative depth, capturing the essence of valor, love, and loss. Sidgwicks deft alignment with the folk ballad style lends a timeless quality to his work, navigating both the whimsical and the profoundmasterfully reflecting the literary heritage of Romanticism and the Victorian fascination with medieval themes. The poems resonate with universal themes while embracing archaisms that immerse the reader in a vivid historical context. Frank Sidgwick, a notable scholar and poet of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, cultivated his literary career amidst the burgeoning revival of interest in medieval literature. His scholarly background, particularly in the study of ballads and folk songs, informs the rich authenticity of this work. Sidgwicks erudition and passion for the lyrical tradition illuminate the depth of his understanding of the timeless human experiences portrayed within these ballads. "Ballads of Romance and Chivalry" is an indispensable read for anyone interested in medieval literature, poetic forms, or the expression of chivalric ideals. Sidgwicks work promises to charm and inspire, inviting readers to embark on their own romantic journeys through the enchanting landscapes of the past.In this enriched edition, we have carefully created added value for your reading experience:- Lastly, our handpicked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collections central themes.

The Anglo-Saxon epic Beowulf tells the story of the heros slaying of three fabulous monsters, set against the historical background of sixth-century Scandinavian wars and dynasties. Its alliterative and metrical rules are complex, and many previous translators have attempted to replicate them. Here, blank verse has been used, as being more suitable for the less inflected and freer syntax of modern English, and therefore offering a more familiar and neutral form - less likely to distract from the interest and subtleties of the poem. Staying close to the original throughout, Richard Hamers translation is ideal for contemporary readers to fully enjoy this early masterpiece.

Os Lusíadas, de Luís de Camões, inclui-se na pequena lista dos seis ou sete maiores poemas narrativos da literatura ocidental e apresenta, como tema central, a história e os feitos da nação portugues

O Box A Divina Comédia é uma viagem do próprio autor em direção a Deus.Dante Alighieri é, de forma milagrosa, capacitado a realizar uma jornada além das fronteiras terrenas, o que o leva a visitar as

CONTENTSPilates Wifes Dream. Faith and Despondency. A Reminiscence. Mementos. Stars. The Philosopher. The Arbour. Home. The Wifes Will.Remembrance.Vanitas Vanitatum, Omnia Vanitas. The Wood.A Death-Scene. Song.The Penitent.Music on Christmas Morning.Frances.Anticipation.Stanzas. Gilbert.The Prisoner. If This Be All.Life. Hope. Memory. The Letter. A Day Dream. To Cowper. Regret. To Imagination. The Doubters Prayer. Presentiment. How Clear She Shines. A Word to the "Elect." The Teachers Monologue. Sympathy. Past Days. Passion. Preference. Plead for Me. The Consolation. Evening Solace. Self-Interrogation. Lines Composed in a Wood on a Windy Day. Stanzas. Death. Views of Life. Parting. Stanzas to Appeal. Honours Martyr. The Students Serenade. Apostasy. Stanzas.The Captive Dove. Winter Stores.

As Bucólicas, primeira grande obra de Públio Virgílio Marão, poeta maior do mundo latino, recriam o espaço idílico dos pastores sicilianos de Teócrito, poeta siracusano do século III a.C., mesclando