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This book provides a thoroughly edited text of Antonio Machado's Campos de Castilla, one of twentieth-century Spain's best-loved volumes of poetry. An extensive Introduction offers an in-depth commentary on his themes, techniques and metaphysical manner. In addition to examining the various influences on his work - Krausism, Bergsonism and the '98 Generation's concern for "el problema de Espana" - the Introduction looks closely at Machado's life, especially the years of compisition, 1907-1917, and it traces the critical phases in his poetic development: the discovery of the Castilian landscape in Soria, his growing political consciousness, his personal tragedy as a bereaved husband, his existential meditations in Baeza. Annotations in the form of Endnotes provide additional factual information and clarify points of difficulty in the text.
| Published | 26 Apr 2001 |
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| Format | Paperback |
| Edition | 1st |
| Extent | 128 |
| ISBN | 9781853994371 |
| Imprint | Bristol Classical Press |
| Dimensions | 215 x 138 mm |
| Series | Spanish Texts |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
