Libros de José Martí (2 libros)

Lucia Jerez, the only novel written by Jose Marti (Cuba, 1853-1895) ranks among the first and most important novels of Hispanic American Modernism. This work, overlooked or trivialized by critics over theyears, today is considered a revolutionary narrtive because in it the writer experiments with techniques that pre-announce the XX Century Vanguard writiers, and even contemporary post-modernism texts. This is a novel built upon symbols, impresionist and expresionist prose, full of visionary enunciations that depict the present and future of an off-balance world; and the fragile and inconstant ...

En José Martí confluyen el artista, el pensador y el hombre de acción, lo que ha contribuido a que su figura y su obra se hayan convertido en símbolo y en bandera objeto de variadas interpretaciones. Martí, en consonancia con su ideal político, también era un revolucionario en el arte.