Description
In this remarkable translation, the essence of César Vallejo's groundbreaking poetry is brought to life for English readers. Vallejo's "Trilce" is celebrated for its experimental style and profound emotional depth, challenging the boundaries of language and form. The collaboration between translators Clayton Eshleman, Julio Ortega, and Américo Ferrari offers a nuanced interpretation that captures the complexity of Vallejo's vision.
Each poem within "Trilce" presents a unique lens through which to explore themes of identity, suffering, and the human condition. Vallejo's innovative use of syntax and imagery invites readers to engage with his work on a deeply personal level. This edition not only honors the original text but also provides essential context and insight into Vallejo's life and the historical backdrop of his writing.
Bringing together poetic brilliance and rich cultural commentary, this translation of "Trilce" stands as a testament to Vallejo's enduring legacy. It opens a door for both new and seasoned readers to experience the transformative power of his words, ensuring that his message resonates through time and across languages.
Each poem within "Trilce" presents a unique lens through which to explore themes of identity, suffering, and the human condition. Vallejo's innovative use of syntax and imagery invites readers to engage with his work on a deeply personal level. This edition not only honors the original text but also provides essential context and insight into Vallejo's life and the historical backdrop of his writing.
Bringing together poetic brilliance and rich cultural commentary, this translation of "Trilce" stands as a testament to Vallejo's enduring legacy. It opens a door for both new and seasoned readers to experience the transformative power of his words, ensuring that his message resonates through time and across languages.
Détails du livre
Format
Broché
Pages
252 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
Sep 15, 2005
Éditeur
Shearsman Books
Éditions
14 editions
ISBN-10
0907562728
ISBN-13
9780907562726