Posdata (TeoriÌ a y criÌ tica) [Octavio Paz] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Postdata es un libro de ensayos del escritor mexicano Octavio. La aparición de ‘El laberinto de la soledad’ de Octavio Paz, en el mediodía del siglo, dejó Ese libro fue un gesto de responsabilidad y un llamado de alerta. : POSDATA.: Siglo Veintiuno. México. pp. 18 x 10 cm. Rústica.
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Ulises rated it it was amazing Mar 16, Octavio Paz Lozano was a Mexican writer, poet, and diplomat, and the winner of the Neustadt International Prize for Literature and the Nobel Prize for Literature “for impassioned writing with wide horizons, characterized by sensuous intelligence and humanistic integrity. On another note, make sure to read the “nota” before diving into the first part.
LaDobleB rated it really liked it Oct 10, This inquiry is at the heart of his essay and strikes at the core of the Mexican Revolution, which he calls “un fracaso.
Jose Luis rated it posdatta was ok Mar 12, Books by Octavio Paz.
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Mar 18, Janey Fugate rated it liked it. Lists with This Book. Want to Read saving….
Third and lastly, I find it very interesting that this essay is much less abstract than its prequel. The straightforward writing style is quite refreshing. Return to Book Page. Alex Lukic rated it really liked it Jan 11, German Dominguez Montes rated it really liked it Dec 04, I know many readers ignore the note or preface so to just start reading the main work I am a culprit of this too.
Eduardo rated it really liked it May 10, Octavio rated it really liked it May 08, No trivia or quizzes yet. There is no need for fancy description, rather a need for accurate and factual arguments.
One thing I enjoyed about “Postdata” was the more in-depth contextualization of Mexican poddata within the global framework of the ,ibro.
Refresh and try again. The reader can clearly feel the immense depth of Paz’s interest and dedication to expressing his ideas and interpretations. Gerardo rated it really liked it Jan 29, Mar 18, Mary Clare rated it really liked it. The desire to make Mexico look appealing on the surface to potential investors and in the face of international news cameras led the Mexican government to massacre protestors to cover up its internal problems.
Throughout Laberinto de soledad Paz focuses a lot of his psz inward, looking at the state of Mexican society and identity. But first, the U. This book is not yet featured on Listopia.
Jabvier rated it it was amazing Mar 26, Mario Martinez rated it liked it Dec 27, There are no discussion topics on this book yet. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this essay for many reasons.
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May 01, Daphne Salinas rated it really liked it. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. I also found it interesting that even after decades, it seemed that Mexico was still as concerned with keeping up appearances for the international community as it did during the Porfiriato, at the expense of its people.
I also found it interesting that even after decades, it seemed that Mexico was still as concerned Throughout Laberinto de soledad Paz focuses a lot of his analysis inward, looking at the state of Mexican society and identity. David rated it it was amazing Dec 14, Margo rated it really liked it Nov 21, Apr 22, Misael rated it really liked it.
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Second, Paz’s writing style contains such a personal touch. Paz says that for the first time in history, Mexico and the United States can enter into a dialogue with each other about how t move forward with their relationship as neighbors.
First, there is tangible transition between this work and “El Laberinto de la Soledad. Thanks for telling us about the problem.
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