Residencia En La Tierra / Residence on Earth – hinnat ja saatavuus

El poemario m s intenso y personal del premio Nobel de Literatura, con pr logo de Ra l Zurita «El m s grande poeta del siglo XX en todos los idiomas . -Gabriel Garc a M rquez «Neruda significa un hombre nuevo en la Am rica, una sensibilidad con la cual abre todo cap tulo emocional americano. Su alta categor a arranca de su rotunda diferenciaci n . -Gabriela Mistral Publicado inicialmente en 1933 y ampliado en 1935, Residencia en la tierra es el gran cl sico del «m s grande poeta del siglo XX en todos los idiomas , en palabras de Gabriel Garc a M rquez. Despu s de escribir Crepusculario y Veinte poemas de amor y una canci n desesperada, y a ra z de una aguda crisis vital sufrida durante su estancia consular en oriente, Neruda se embarc en la composici n de este libro monumental que supuso una ruptura decisiva respecto a su obra anterior y la poes a en espa ol. Residencia en la tierra es uno de los poemarios m s originales y emocionantes de Neruda y tambi n uno de los m s arriesgados por su vanguardismo, vinculado indirectamente con la corriente surrealista. Una honda reflexi n sobre la vida, sobre la relaci n entre la naturaleza y los seres humanos, sobre la p rdida y sobre nuestro papel en el universo. ENGLISH TRANSLATION The Nobel laureate's most intense and personal collection of poems, with a prologue by Ra l Zurita. "The greatest poet of the twentieth century in every language." --Gabriel Garc a M rquez "Neruda means a new man in the Americas, a sensibility with which every emotional American chapter opens. His high standard stems from his resounding differentiation." --Gabriela Mistral First published in 1933, and expanded in 1935, Residence on Earth is the great classic by "the greatest poet of the twentieth century in every language," in the words of Gabriel Garc a M rquez. After writing Crepusculario and Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair, and due to a severe life crisis he suffered during his consular stay in Asia, Neruda embarked on the composition of this monumental book that marked a decisive break from his previous work and poetry in the Spanish language. Residence on Earth is one of Neruda's most original and exciting collection of poems, also one of the most daring for its avant-garde quality, indirectly linked to the surreal movement. A profound reflection of life, of the relationship between nature and human beings, about loss, and about our role in the universe.