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   Neruda's tenth organic book, one of his longest, most crafted and the one he avowedly loved best, was also his best-known, owing in great measure to the scandal amidst which he finished writing it while being pursued by the Chilean police for publicly challenging his country's president.

   • Author: Enrico Mario Santí

   • Publish Year: 2005

2. www.academia.edu › 987360 › Poesia_y_Paz_Politics_in(PDF) Poesia y Paz: Politics in Pablo Neruda's Late and ...

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   The major turning point in Neruda's political writing came during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)1. Since Neruda was in Spain during the war, the experience he lived "profoundly transformed" both "Neruda and his poetry" (Gutierrez 9).

3. www.poetryfoundation.org › articles › 150472On the Run - Poetry Foundation

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   Jul 7, 2019 · Pablo Neruda's exile marked one of the 20th century's greatest literary chase scenes, and the Cold War's first global manhunt. BY Joel Whitney. Originally Published: July 08, 2019. Pablo Neruda leans on a ship's railing during the 34th annual PEN boat ride around New York City, June 13, 1966.

4. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Poetry and the Cold War: Pablo Neruda’s Canto General

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   Download book PDF. Enrico Mario Santí. Part of the book series: New Directions in Latino American Cultures ( (NDLAC)) 58 Accesses. Abstract. No single Latin American book of the twentieth century engaged more a historicist imagination than Pablo Neruda’s Canto general (1950).

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5. www.academia.edu › 6476666 › Pablo_Neruda_and_thePablo Neruda and the Struggle for Political Memory - Academia.edu

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   This paper shows that Neruda’s struggle echoes that of Hikmet who seeks to find a new voice that would revolutionize modern poetry in its embrace of the epic and create a sweeping chronicle which spans time and space, history and geography to form a self-contained vision of a country and its people.

6. www.researchgate.net › publication › 288223423_PabloPablo Neruda, his time and the "sense of History ...

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   Jan 1, 2015 · In the Soviet Union, the opposite happened: Cybernetic visions of society flowed into official doctrine, but concrete technical projects failed due to the hierarchical apparatus of power.

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   What happened to Pablo Neruda?

   • In April 1949, the poet Pablo Neruda strolled onstage at the First World Congress of Partisans for Peace, in Paris, and apologized for being late. He’d been unavoidably detained, he joked. Over the preceding months, he’d lived in hiding, shuttling between a series of safe houses in South America.

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   Does Pablo Neruda have a dual commitment to poetry and politics?

   • The paper explores the predicament in Pablo Neruda's dual commitment to poetry and politics and argues that they, though generically different in vocations, are inseparably interdependent. Neruda's whole life is characterized by a renewed impetus for change and by a command to go beyond his own attainment.

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   Why did Pablo Neruda create Canto General?

   • Pablo Neruda was also plagued by a similar desire to give expression to a wide landscape and collective populace of America and created Canto General to satisfy “the need for a new epic poetry”. This expression of necessity to turn to the epic genre reveals both poets’ ambition to capture community in its totality.

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   How did Pablo Neruda become a poet-politician?

   • The final poetic result is a unified whole where no associated ideas can be compartmentalized. Neruda smoothly balanced his equally important twofold commitments: towards poetry and people; and even after his serious dilemma, the booming accomplishments of these commitments finally branded him as poet-politician Pablo Neruda.

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   When did Pablo Neruda go on a pen boat ride?

   • Pablo Neruda leans on a ship's railing during the 34th annual PEN boat ride around New York City, June 13, 1966. Photo by Sam Falk/New York Times Co./Getty Images. In April 1949, the poet Pablo Neruda strolled onstage at the First World Congress of Partisans for Peace, in Paris, and apologized for being late.

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   What was Neruda's most ignored book?

   • Neruda considered Grapes and the Wind his most ignored book. Along with his masterpiece Canto General (1950), the book best documents Neruda’s anti-imperialist politics, and it reveals a side of the poet—pugilistic yet graceful—many readers have rarely seen. *** It started with Spain.

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8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 43490111_Pablo(PDF) Pablo Neruda and the struggle for political memory

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   Dec 1, 1999 · Nobel laureate, international diplomat and political activist in one, Neruda reveals how poetry can enter the political process and, perhaps more importantly, turn into a critical historical ...