41. Octavio Paz Criticism octavio paz 19141998. Mexican poet, essayist, critic, nonfiction writer, editor, and translator. The following entry provides an overview of paz s life and http://www.enotes.com/poetry-criticism/paz-octavio

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Octavio Paz (1918- ), México. Nobel Prize for Literature, 1990. Famous for his works The Labyrinth of Solitude , and The Sun Stone , Octavio Paz has become the champion of his Mexican homeland, presenting it as in a magical parade from its oldest indian traditions to the present days. The Nobel Prize was given to Octavio Paz for his "passionate prose of great horizons, characterized by a sensual, intelligent and humanistic integrity". Mario Vargas Llosa , another giant of Hispanic literature has said of Paz that he is "one of the greatest poets that the Spanish-speaking world has ever produced and at the same time a great humanist". Nació en la ciudad de México el 31 de marzo de 1914. Un año marcado por el inicio de la Primera Guerra Mundial y la Revolución Zapatista. El jardín y la biblioteca de su abuelo paterno fueron el escenario de los primeros juegos y de las primeras lecturas del escritor mexicano Octavio Paz. Después que abandonó la "cueva encantada", nombre con que él bautizó a la vieja mansión de propiedad de su abuelo, el ganador del premio Nobel de Literatura ha recorrido un largo camino como catedrático, diplomático, escritor, político controversial y, hace varios años, como editor de la revista "Vuelta". Sin lugar a dudas, Octavio Paz es el autor mexicano e iberoamericano cuya obra se ha difundido más en el mundo. Casi todos sus libros han sido traducidos a varios idiomas. El amor, el erotismo y sus profundos estudios antropológicos sobre el ser mexicano, son los temas que han predominado en su obra literaria. Sus libros más conocidos son: "Luna Silvestre", "No pasarán", "Piedra de sol", "El laberinto de la soledad", "El mono gramático" y "Las trampas de fe".

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"Hay fuentes en el jardín de tus arterias" "Retrato de la Sra. Natasha Gelman Frida Kahlo Reseña biográfica Poeta y ensayista mexicano nacido en Mixcoac, Ciudad de México en 1914. Es un poeta de todas las horas. Prevalece en sus poemas la madurez del día, madurez gozosa que se identifica con el encuentro y el abrazo nupcial de la pareja. Paz, es el poeta de las nupcias: en sus textos líricos copulan el cielo y la tierra, el hombre y la mujer, los animales, los astros, las plantas, las palabras, y copulan alegre y satisfactoriamente. A través del amor y el erotismo, Paz descubre y puebla un mundo en el que el hombre y la mujer luchan, se despedazan y surgen nuevamente de sus cenizas. En 1990 obtuvo el Premio Nobel de Literatura como reconocimiento por su obra. Entre sus libros más destacados, se encuentran «El Laberinto de la Soledad», «El Arco y la Lira», «Águila o Sol» y «Libertad bajo Palabra». Falleció en 1998. A TRAVÉS ÁRBOL QUIETO ENTRE NUBES BAJO TU CLARA SOMBRA COMO QUIEN OYE LLOVER ... VIENTO Puedes escuchar al poeta en: LA VOZ DE LOS POETAS Volver a: A MEDIA VOZ Volver a: ÍNDICE L-Z Volver a: POESÍA SENSUAL Pulsa aquí para recomendar esta página A TRAVÉS Doblo la página del día

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Biography of Octavio Paz Biography of Octavio Paz, recipient of the 1990 Nobel Prize for Literature, was born in Mexico City, Mexico. He grew up surrounded by revolutionaries as his father was the secretary of Emilio Zapata. BIOGRAPHY Octavio Paz, recipient of the 1990 Nobel Prize for Literature, was born in Mexico City, Mexico. He grew up surrounded by revolutionaries as his father was the secretary of Emilio Zapata. He was educated at the University of Mexico where he studied law. Later he served as a Mexican diplomat in Paris, Japan, the United States, and India. He also served as Mexico's representative to UNESCO. Paz published his first volume of poetry at 19 entitled LUNA SILVESTRA. His work is influenced by Aztec mythology, Asian philosophy, and surrealism. One of his best known poems, PIEDRA DEL SOL (SUNSTONE), was published in 1957. Paz was the first Mexican to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature. CHRONOLOGY He was born in Mexico City, Mexico. LUNA SILVERSTRE BAJJO TU CLARA SOMBRA Y OTROS POEMAS, NO PASARAN!, RAIZ DEL HOMBRE; He went to Spain and allied himself with the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War.; He married Elena Garro. He founded the literary review TALLER.

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