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Carlos Edmundo de Ory

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Postism consisted of a loose group of writers creating work that valued language play and was set against the neo-romanticism of Spain’s official literary culture. Among the writers associated with the movement are
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poet and critic Jaume Pont) essentially re-discovered Postism and Ory. Since that time, both Ory and the movement have been increasingly recognized and influential on the Spanish literary landscape.
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In the face of so much opposition, Postism was short-lived and faded into obscurity with Ory himself continuing to write and publish far from the public view. He ended up leaving Spain for
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poets in the United States: he opened Spanish poetry up to new possibilities of poetic language and content. In fact, Ginsberg, along with
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in the 1960s to escape the suffocating literary and political environment. It was only in the 1970s that poets and critics (particularly
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poetry by creating work that engaged major twentieth-century European avant-gardes such as
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Spanish
Cadiz
avant-garde
poet
Eduardo de Ory
modernist
Salvador Rueda
Amado Nervo
Juan Ramón Jíménez
Manuel Reina
Rubén Darío
Spanish Civil War
Futurism
Dadaism
Surrealism
Eduardo Chicharro
Silvano Sernesi
Postism
Ángel Crespo
Gloria Fuertes
Juan Eduardo Cirlot
Gabriel Celaya
fascist

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