Manuel González Prada, modernista poet
Abstract
This article argues that the poet and essayist Manuel González Prada is part of the literary school called modernism and examines three aspects of the situation: 1) the exclusion of González Prada from international criticism; 2) the appearance of modernism in Peru and the role of González Prada and especially Clorinda Matto de turner in it; and 3) a comparison of some modernist elements in the poetry of González Prada and Rubén Darío.
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