Obra poética completa Miguel Hernández : introducción, estudios y notas de Leopoldo de Luis y Jorge Urrutia.
Detalles de publicación: Madrid Alianza Editorial 1986.Edición: 2 edDescripción: 648 pISBN:- 8420630896
- PQ6615 .E57 1986
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Includes index
Bibliography : p. 621-627
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Little educated, Hernandez studiously imitated the style of Luis de Gongora in his first volume of poetry, published in 1933. In his best volume, The Unending Lightning (1936), he found his own voice, expressing powerful emotion in classical sonnet form.After fighting for the republic during the civil war, Hernandez was imprisoned in a concentration camp, where he died of tuberculosis at age 32 in spite of international protests for his freedom. The Songbook of Absences (1938--41), written during his years as a political prisoner, is a painful record of his suffering on separation from his wife, his sorrow at the death of his son, and his yearning for the simple country life of his youth.
(Bowker Author Biography)