Elementos pastoriles en la poesía de Eduardo Carranza
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Resumen: Este trabajo investiga la presencia de elementos pastoriles en la poesía del piedracielista colombiano Eduardo Carranza en contraste con la poesía pastoril de otras tradiciones como la inglesa y la española. Según la autora, Carranza hace un uso innovador de esta tradición al ponerla dentro de un contexto colombiano. De esta manera, Carranza le da continuidad a la tradición a la vez que se sirve fe ella para imprimirle a su poesía un carácter único. La autora usa como punto de referencia para su estudio comparativo algunos poemas de Ella, los días y las nubes (1936-1941) de Carranza, El calendario del pastor (1579) de Edmund Spenser, y Églogas (1570) de Garcilaso de la Vega.
Descriptores: Carranza, Eduardo; Poesía colombiana; Spenser, Edmund; Poesía inglesa; Garcilaso de la Vega; Poesía española.
Abstract: This paper studies the presence of pastoral elements in the work of the Colombian poet Eduardo Carranza in contrast with the English and Spanish pastoral traditions. According to the author, Carranza makes an innovative use of this tradition by putting it in a colombian context. Thus, the poet gives continuity to this tradition as well as a distinct and unique character to his own poetic writing. The author uses some poems in Carranza’s Ellas, los días y las nubes (1936-1941), Spenser’s The Shepheardes Calender (1579) and Garcilaso de la Vega’s Eclogues (1570) for her comparative study.
Key words: Carranza, Eduardo; Colombian poetry; Spenser, Edmund; English poetry; Garcilaso de la Vega; Spanish poetry.
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