(Resumen) Aullido y otros poemas (Ed. bilingue) - Allen Ginsberg

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Estos textos presentan una colección de poemas de Allen Ginsberg, incluyendo su obra más famosa, "Aullido y otros poemas," publicada en una edición bilingüe. Los materiales exploran el impacto cultural y social de "Aullido," detallando su origen en una lectura en San Francisco en 1955 y su papel en el lanzamiento de la Generación Beat. La obra de Ginsberg es contextualizada por sus influencias literarias y espirituales, como Walt Whitman y el budismo. A través de poemas como "Aullido," "Un supermercado en California," y "América," Ginsberg critica la sociedad posguerra estadounidense, abordando temas de alienación, materialismo y la búsqueda de la autenticidad. Los poemas también revelan la vida personal del autor y su visión de la santidad en lo cotidiano y lo marginal.Puedes escuchar y descargar todos los episodios gratis en más de 10 plataformas diferentes:https://linktr.ee/Historias_de_los_LibrosConviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/historias-de-los-libros--6630357/support.Produced by Podcai Studio:https://www.podcaistudio.com/

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