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INTERTEXTUALITY THROUGH OBSCURITY
"The poetry of Federico García Lorca and Luis de Góngora"
In order to reveal the extent, timing, inevitability, as well as the nature of an intertextual relationship between Lorca and Góngora, Jack de Groot explores the origins, aims, emission and reception of the obscurity implicit in a significant selection of both poets oeuvres, including the Sonnets of Dark Love, Ode to Salvador Dalí and Soledades.
Intricate poetic parallels through obscurity did not emerge exclusively from controversial political, religious or economic circumstances, such as the decadence of the Spanish Empire, the changing role of the Catholic Church or the harsh treatment of ethnic minorities over the centuries, but are the results of dramatic events experienced by the poets within their personal milieus.
For their suggestions and corrections the author wishes to thank the following persons: Professor Alfredo Martínez Expósito, Prof. Peter M. Cryle, Dr. Margot Noel, Dr. Mari Luz Long, Dr. Maricarmen Robson and Dr. Luis Sánchez Cuñat. The thesis was examined and approved by Prof. María Clementa Millán Jiménez (UNED Madrid) and Prof. Francisco Javier Díez de Revenga (Universidad de Murcia).
This book has been purchased by many (university) libraries around the world, including:
Biblioteca Nacional Madrid, Berkeley University San Francisco, University of East Illinois Chicago, University of Auckland New Zealand, University of Queensland Brisbane, The Flinders University of South Australia Adelaide, Brown University New York etc. etc.
This book is mentioned in Soledades habitadas, published in 2007 by Jaoquín Roses-Lozano, Universidad de Málaga.
This book was reviewed for the Revista de Estudios Hispánicos by Prof. R John McCaw
(University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee):
"A well-supported and convincing study."
(TOMO XXXVIII, NO.3, Octubre de 2004, pp. 595-96)
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