One work by this author describes a theory of poetry based on Surrealism, and one poem by this author features 584 lines, one for each day of the Aztec calendar.
One work by this author describes a theory of poetry based on Surrealism, and one poem by this author features 584 lines, one for each day of the Aztec calendar. In addition to The Bow and the Lyre and Sunstone, this author wrote an essay including sections such as "The Conquest and Colonialism", which discusses the need for awareness of the pre-Columbian "invisible history" of his home country. For 10 points, name this author of The Labyrinth of Solitude, a Nobel laureate from Mexico.
One work by this author describes a theory of poetry based on Surrealism, and one poem by this author features 584 lines, one for each day of the Aztec calendar.
Octavio {Paz}