César Vallejo, with his poetic work Los heraldos negros (The Black Heralds), marks a new direction in Latin American literature that until then had been influenced by the ancestry of Symbolists and Parnasians, besides the influence of Walt Whitman’s colloquialism and Rubén Darío’s modernist style. However, since his first book, the intention of accessing a localist vision has been noted and, therefore, the symbology of French origin coming from Gallic writers is displaced by Andean elements close to the author. The Vallejian syncretism proposes from the very beginning to unite several cultures: The European influence of the predominant modernism, the echoes of a nearby indigenism and the miscegenation that was proper to him as part of a con...
In some poems of The Black Heralds (1919), the first set published by César Vallejo, the lyric subje...
The centenary of the publication of César Vallejo’s first collection of poems, Los heraldos negros (...
Between the Spanish American «modernismo» and avant-garde movements, César Vallejo’s The Black Heral...
I propose to patent the meaning of the book The Black Heralds in the context of Spanish-language poe...
This text tries to explain that The Black Heralds, the first work of César Vallejo, not only was inf...
With The Black Heralds (1919), Vallejo begins his first literary archeology that already hoarded, fr...
César Vallejo es fiel e infiel a la fábula de tradición que ha decidido acoger y mantener con vida. ...
Considering that the entire written work by César Vallejo has been read and analyzed by national and...
The purpose of this work is to question the exclusive role played by modernism as a source of inspir...
With Los Heraldos Negros (1919) begins his first literary archeology, that gathered, from previous w...
This article begins placing The Black Heralds in the social, political and literary context of the t...
This article will study —in the centenary of César Vallejo’s first book— the return to the lost time...
The approaches that have been made to César Vallejo’s first collection of poems, published 100...
Se trata de clarificar la diversidad, dispersión y disparidad de puntos de vista con que trata Valle...
César Vallejo es fiel e infiel a la fábula de tradición que ha decidido acoger y mantener con vida. ...
In some poems of The Black Heralds (1919), the first set published by César Vallejo, the lyric subje...
The centenary of the publication of César Vallejo’s first collection of poems, Los heraldos negros (...
Between the Spanish American «modernismo» and avant-garde movements, César Vallejo’s The Black Heral...
I propose to patent the meaning of the book The Black Heralds in the context of Spanish-language poe...
This text tries to explain that The Black Heralds, the first work of César Vallejo, not only was inf...
With The Black Heralds (1919), Vallejo begins his first literary archeology that already hoarded, fr...
César Vallejo es fiel e infiel a la fábula de tradición que ha decidido acoger y mantener con vida. ...
Considering that the entire written work by César Vallejo has been read and analyzed by national and...
The purpose of this work is to question the exclusive role played by modernism as a source of inspir...
With Los Heraldos Negros (1919) begins his first literary archeology, that gathered, from previous w...
This article begins placing The Black Heralds in the social, political and literary context of the t...
This article will study —in the centenary of César Vallejo’s first book— the return to the lost time...
The approaches that have been made to César Vallejo’s first collection of poems, published 100...
Se trata de clarificar la diversidad, dispersión y disparidad de puntos de vista con que trata Valle...
César Vallejo es fiel e infiel a la fábula de tradición que ha decidido acoger y mantener con vida. ...
In some poems of The Black Heralds (1919), the first set published by César Vallejo, the lyric subje...
The centenary of the publication of César Vallejo’s first collection of poems, Los heraldos negros (...
Between the Spanish American «modernismo» and avant-garde movements, César Vallejo’s The Black Heral...