Poésie et dissidence à Cuba
Engagement et désengagement des écrivains, de La Havane à Madrid (1966-2002)
Abstract
In 1966, seven years after the advent of the Cuban revolution, a new poetic group was born around the magazine El caimán barbudo, affiliated to the Communist Party of Cuba. Their writing is turbulent, original, combining adherence to the regime and playful distance. The evolution of freedom of expression in Cuba and the national and international repercussions of their works, will push some of them on the path of exile and dissidence, others to find a singular way on the island. In 1996, a final attempt to reunite the group through the pages of the Madrid-based journal Encuentro de la cultura cubana redraws their ties. Combining literary studies and social sciences, this book traces the untold history of this group during the second half of the twentieth century and analyzes the way in which literature reinvents itself according to the political upheavals.
Keywords
Caimán Barbudo; censorship; Cuba; dissidence; game; poetry; revolutionWebshop link
https://www.7switch.com/fr/ebo ...ISBN
9788490963753, 9788490963746Publisher
Casa de VelázquezPublisher website
http://books.openedition.org/cvzPublication date and place
Madrid, 2022Series
Bibliothèque de la Casa de Velázquez,Classification
Literary studies: general