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Aproximaciones a William Carlos Williams. Hablar de uno de los géneros abarcados por Williams, de su poesía o de su novela, por ejemplo, es hablar de toda la obra. Pero en fin; esto es, tal vez, lo que distingue al artista. "Encontrar la forma sin deformar el lenguaje": la lucha constante en su evolución como poeta, como el poeta que cree a ...
Williams Carlos Williams (1883-1962) nació, vivió casi toda su vida y murió en Rutherford (Nueva Jersey). Su padre, William George Williams, hijo de ingleses, se dedicó a los negocios en la vecina Nueva York; su madre, Raquel Hélène Hoheb, nacida en Puerto Rico, tenía ascendencia francesa y fue aficionada a la pintura.
All but the first two lines of “The Red Wheelbarrow” is devoted to one image. Williams’s poems also often point out the relationship between things and the words we use to talk about them. In “A Sort of a Song,” Williams makes a bold statement: Let the snake wait under. his weed. and the writing.
26 de oct. de 2023 · William Carlos Williams (b. 1883–d. 1963) is now recognized as an American poet who was a major influence on later poetry in English, especially on American poetry, although his reputation during his lifetime grew slowly. He also wrote plays, novels, short stories, translations, essays, and an autobiography.
But Williams had been immensely influential for other poets all along, and scholars would finally rediscover him in the 1960s and 1970s. To think of American modernism now without him would be unimaginable. Williams had met Pound and H.D. at Penn; he would later become friends with Moore and Stevens and a number of avant-garde painters based in ...
William Carlos Williams (1883-1963) famously combined the two careers of doctor and writer, along the way founding a specifically American version of Modernism. He was born in Rutherford, New Jersey, the son of a New York businessman of British extraction and a Puerto Rican mother with artistic talent. He grew up speaking Spanish and French as ...
William Carlos Williams Poeta, novelista y médico estadounidense Nació el 17 de septiembre de 1883 en Rutherford, (Nueva Jersey). Cursó estudios en las universidades de Pennsylvania y Leipzig, (Alemania).
