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Quetzalcóatl / Ernesto Cardenal.

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Cardenal, Ernesto [author]

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Material type: Text

091511738x

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DDC classification:

861 20

LOC classification:

PQ 7519 .C34 Q4 1990

Summary: "Ernesto Cardenal, the Nicaraguan poet/priest and former Sandinista Minister of Culture, has become widely known throughout the world, and despite past U.S. government attempts to limit his personal influence by denying him visas to tour this country, his popularity here is particularly strong. That his work has struck a chord of familiarity in North America is in part due to his deep bond with its culture. It is this bond that 'allows translations of his poetry to achieve an almost eerie naturalness in English.' Ernesto Cardenal studied literature in the United States at Columbia University in New York and for a time was a novice of the popular priest, Thomas Merton, in Gethsemani, Kentucky." -- from the introduction.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKS	Niebyl-Proctor Marxist Library General Stacks	PQ 7519.C34 Q4 1990 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan		NPML20120026

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"Ernesto Cardenal, the Nicaraguan poet/priest and former Sandinista Minister of Culture, has become widely known throughout the world, and despite past U.S. government attempts to limit his personal influence by denying him visas to tour this country, his popularity here is particularly strong. That his work has struck a chord of familiarity in North America is in part due to his deep bond with its culture. It is this bond that 'allows translations of his poetry to achieve an almost eerie naturalness in English.' Ernesto Cardenal studied literature in the United States at Columbia University in New York and for a time was a novice of the popular priest, Thomas Merton, in Gethsemani, Kentucky." -- from the introduction.

Poems in Spanish and translated into English.

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