Amerindian Elements in the Poetry of Ernesto Cardenal Mythic Foundations of the Colloquial Narrative
This study explores the Amerindian elements in the works of Ernesto Cardenal, the revolutionary poet-priest from Nicaragua. The work examines the three main currents which flow through Cardenal?s poetry: the socio-political current, the religious current, and the indigenous current.
"This study explores the Amerindian elements in the works of Ernesto Cardenal, the revolutionary poet-priest from Nicaragua. The work examines the three main currents which flow through Cardenal?s poetry: the socio-political current, the religious current, and the indigenous current."@en
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