By T. S. Eliot
ISBN-10: 8426422969
ISBN-13: 9788426422965
El mayor poema del siglo XX «La temible Tierra baldía de T. S. Eliot vuelve a vivir en los angeles versión de Andreu Jaume.»
Félix de Azúa, El País
Además de ser el gran poema del siglo XX, La tierra baldía es una obra esencial para entender nuestro tiempo. Con una dicción y unas imágenes rompedoras, T.S. Eliot sabe cantar l. a. devastación de los angeles primera guerra mundial, l. a. adecuación del hombre a l. a. ciudad como nuevo y definitivo exilio de l. a. naturaleza, el deseo difícil entre mujeres y hombres, y convocar a l. a. vez las voces del pasado literario de Occidente. Pero más allá del intimidante virtuosismo técnico y de los angeles intensidad estética que el poema desata, en estos versos emociona sobre todo l. a. desnuda humanidad que estalla en silencio.
Editado, prologado y traducido por Andreu Jaume, que también nos da su versión de Prufrock, el primer poemario de Eliot y referente imperative para entender el resto de su poesía, este libro viene a recordarnos, cuando se cumplen cincuenta años de su muerte, los angeles vigencia, los angeles ambición y el ejemplo de un poeta, un crítico y un editor que consiguió crear una nueva visión del mundo contemporáneo.
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