The Routledge Companion to Twenty-First Century Latin American Poetry
Información General
- Autores: Ben Bolling (coord.), Jorge Joaquín Locane (coord.)
- Editores: Taylor & Francis Group, Routledge USA
- Año de publicación: 2026
- País: Estados Unidos
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-1-032-77012-3, 978-1-032-78154-9
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Resumen
The Routledge Companion to Twenty-First Century Latin American Poetry brings together internationally recognized experts to offer a fresh and urgent perspective on Latin America’s contemporary poetry and the culture and politics of the region in the last 25 years.
Delving into the often-overlooked realm of poetic expression, this companion provides a rich and complex assessment of Latin America’s diverse voices and a comprehensive understanding of the genre’s evolution and significance. By focusing on wider tendencies, geographical areas, and a select group of poets for individual case studies, the work gives clear and necessary insights into the recent poetry of this region. Engaging with the work of poets who challenge conventions, this edited collection illuminates the cultural and political landscapes of the last two decades, providing readers with a fresh perspective on Latin America’s rich literary tapestry.
This volume is a vital resource for undergraduate and postgraduate students, researchers, and academics in Latin American studies, cultural studies, literary studies, and related fields, as well as anyone interested in the intersection of poetry, identity, and contemporary Latin American culture.
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Listado de artículos
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Andean Poetics for the Twenty-First Century: An Approach From Rewriting
"A Voice Similar to Its Opposite": Latin American Southern Cone Poetry in the Twenty-First Century
On the Borders of Form: The Binational Aesthetics of Robin Myers and Violeta Orozco
Latin American Poetry in Germany: Poetic Practices Across National Borders (2001–2024)
"Mom Is Non-EU": Twenty-First-Century Latin American Poets in Spain
Poets in No-Man’s-Land: Latin American Poets in the UK
Identities, Institutions, and Aesthetics: Spanish-Language Poetry in Early-Twenty-First-Century New York City
Between Past and Present: Poetry in Mexico’s Indigenous Languages Today
Behind Closed Doors:: Poetry by Prose Writers
From Journals to Anthologies: Characteristics of a Twenty-First- Century Phenomenon
Insolvent Poetry: Publishing Economics and the Avant-Garde in Latin America
Music and Performance: Sense and Nonsense in Contemporary Chilean Poetry
Of Anthems, Antennae, and Anthologies: Assessing Twenty-First- Century Brazilian Poetry
Outlines of Latin American Geopoetics: Territorio, Tierra, Texto, Tejido
Poetry’s Apology for a Dystopian Future: On Drug Apology, by Mario Verdugo
Queering the Empire: Gender and Decoloniality in Twenty-First- Century Latin American Poetry
The Staging of Language: Transhemispheric Convergences Between the Writers’ Forum in the UK and the Foro de Escritores in Chile
This Is (Not) a Poem: Belen Gache’s Errant Digital Poetics
Tu aliento de bauxita, tus brazos de amianto: Geological Subjectivities, Labour, and Extractivism in Latin American Mining Poetics
"Better Days / Are Blooming Beneath the Sidewalk / Where I’m Walking": Displacement, Poetry, and Performance in Legna Rodríguez Iglesias’s Work
From Dispossession to Healing: The Visionary Poetry of Adriana Paredes Pinda
Grave Readings: The Illegible Lives of Frank Báez
In the Bathtub With Angélica Freitas: A Poet of Dispute and Sharing
On the Outskirts of Literature: The Dialogic and Critical Poetics of Sara Uribe
On Verónica Gerber Bicecci: "Strange Fruits" and "Elusive Forms" – Politics and Poetics of Non-Belonging
Poetry as a Shelter Language: Natalia Litvinova’s Inventive Nostalgia
Sergio Raimondi: Reading the Wor(l)d
The Inaccessible Archive: The "Black Series", by Carlos Soto Román
Writing From the Hole: The Poetry of Luis Felipe Fabre
