Bello and Bolívar : poetry and politics in the Spanish American Revolution
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Bello and Bolívar : poetry and politics in the Spanish American Revolution
（Cambridge studies in Latin American and Iberian literature, 6）
Cambridge University Press, 1992
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 183-200) and index
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内容説明
As Andres Bello predicted in 1823, the glory of Simon Bolivar has continued to grow since the Spanish American Revolution. The Revolution is still viewed as an almost mythical quest, and the name of the Libertador has become synonymous with the region's hopes for integration. In this 1992 book, the official history of the Revolution - the heroic history of Bolivar - is replaced by the account of Bello, who was first Bolivar's teacher and later his critic. Through a detailed study of the manuscripts of Bello's unfinished poem America, Antonio Cussen reconstructs Bello's version of the Revolution and seeks to understand its political and cultural consequences. The author argues that Bello recorded the disintegration of the Augustan model of power and intimated the inevitable approach of liberalism with a certain longing for the classical culture of his youth.
目次
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I. Caracas (1781-1810): 1. Augustan Caracas
- 2. Revolt
- Part II. London (1810-29)
- 3. Independence
- 4. The reconquest
- 5. The decided revolution
- 6. The new Augustus
- 7. The campaign of the monarchists
- 8. Poetry visits America
- 9. 'Agricultura'
- 10. Bolivar poetics
- Part III. Santiago: (1829-65): 11. The liberal poets
- 12. The exile
- Appendix
- Notes
- Bibliographical note
- Index.
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