Radical Freedoms: Neobaroque, Postpoetry

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Chapter 12 - Radical Freedoms: Neobaroque, Postpoetry

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 March 2024

Jacobo Sefamí

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José Ramón Ruisánchez Serra ,

Anna M. Nogar and

Ignacio M. Sánchez Prado

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José Ramón Ruisánchez Serra: Affiliation:
University of Houston

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In the same way as the popular returns to poetic discourses, as studied in Chapter 14, so does the Baroque – an aesthetic which, as Bolívar Echeverría has taught us, is not a passing phase, but rather one of modernity’s faces. In this chapter, a panoply of authors – some of them included in the seminal Medusario anthology, some of them readers of it – are considered in the light of the Neobaroque and postpoetry. The authors discussed include Gerardo Deniz, David Huerta, Coral Bracho, Myriam Moscona, Luis Felipe Fabre, Ricardo Cázares, and Alejandro Tarrab.

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Neobaroque Ricardo Cázares Gerardo Deniz David Huerta Myriam Moscona Coral Bracho Alejandro Tarrab Jewish-Mexican Literature

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Information: A History of Mexican Poetry , pp. 220 - 241

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