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Cultivating the legacy left by jose marti. Cuban American Poetry. Poets may submit work for consideration.
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TUP: Marti, Jose: Political Parties And Elections In The United States
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Extractions: Carleton Beak Cuban writer and patriot José Marti (1853-1895) published numerous articles on U.S. politics in the Latin American press. The ten articles in this volume chronicle Martis observations and analysis of U.S. elections and political parties. Philip S. Foner is Professor Emeritus of History, Lincoln University. Elinor Randall is a noted translator of Spanish literature. Together they have published five volumes of Jose Martis writings in English. Political Science and Public Policy Buy this book! View Cart Check Out ... Temple University
Marti, Jose: Political Parties And Elections In The United States
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José Martí
Vida, obra, escritos, ensayos, opiniones, enlaces relacionados y poemas del escritor cubano.
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Extractions: José Martí José Martí Biografía Poemas Escritos Cartas ... Opiniones A la raíz va el hombre verdadero. Radical no es más que eso: el que va a las raíces. No se llame radical quien no vea las cosas en su fondo. Ni hombre, quien no ayude a la seguridad y dicha de los demás hombres. Patria Grande : Cuba Comentarios Última revisión:
José Julián Martí Y Pérez
Read a brief biography of this Cuban poet that highlights his role in Cuba's independence movement from Spain. Born in Havana, Cuba, José Julián Martí y Pérez was the son of poor Spanish immigrants.
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Extractions: Born in Havana, Cuba La Patria Libre (Free Fatherland) in 1869. Soon he was arrested for denouncing a pro-Spanish classmate and was sentenced to six years at hard labor. Spain where he published, , a rousing attack on Cuban prisons. He received his university education in Madrid and Zaragoza and then returned to the Western Hemisphere. (Caracas) and (Buenos Aires). He wrote everything from a magazine for children ( Edad de Oro ) to poetry ( Versos sencillos 1891), to essays on the nature of the United States which he admired for its energy and industry as well as its notable statesmen, particularly the framers of the Constitution. However, he denounced its imperialist attitude toward its southern neighbors. Yet, despite his busy literary career, he spent much of his time planning the second Cuban struggle for independence. He insisted that the next war should be short (to avoid U.S. intervention) and fought with a "republican method and spirit" (to forestall the possibility of a military dictatorship.) In 1892 he founded the Cuban Revolutionary Party to organize the coming struggle. By early 1895, his preparations were complete. He would set sail with the generals from the last struggle and considerable supplies from Fernandina, Florida. It was only in the 1920's and 1930's that Martí was embraced by a new generation of nationalist Cubans as "el apóstol," and cherished by many other Latin Americans as well. As the great Nicaraguan poet Rubén Darío noted, Martí belonged to "an entire race, an entire continent."
JOSE MARTI - Cuba's Greatest Hero
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Marti, Jose. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
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Creative Quotations From Jose Marti (1853-1895)
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Marti, Jose Julian. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Language:
marti, jose Julian. The American Heritage® Dictionaryof the English Language Fourth Edition. 2000.
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Marti, Jose
marti, jose 185395, Cuban essayist, poet, and patriot, leader ofthe Cuban struggle for independence. One of marti, jose. 1853-95
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Extractions: Marti, Jose 1853-95, Cuban essayist, poet, and patriot, leader of the Cuban struggle for independence. One of the greatest prose writers of Spanish America, he is noted for his fluent style and vivid imagery. In (1891) and other essays he brilliantly analyzed the sociopolitical problems of Latin America. As a poet he wrote the famous Ismaelillo Versos libres (c.1882, pub. 1913), and a collection of exquisite lyrics, Versos sencillos (1891). His disregard for the stilted rhetoric of most 19th-century Spanish literature made him a precursor of the modernismo Sun. See biographies by Felix Lizoso (1953, repr. 1974) and R. B. Gray (1962).
OTN Explores Cuba: Jose Marti, Independence Hero
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Extractions: Jose Marti, uniting figure of Cuba CUBA GLOSSARY Revolution monument in Havana. Both the Castro regime and its right-wing opponents based in Miami have claimed Jose Marti as their own. If Fidel Castro divides Cubans around the world into pros and antis, Jose Marti, the hero of the country's independence struggle against the Spanish, unites them
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Versos Sencillos De Jose Marti
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Extractions: Attendance Boundaries MARTI, JOSE MIDDLE (R-I) 6-8 5701 West 24 Avenue Hialeah, FL 33016 Attendance Zone Established 1999-2000 Non-contiguous area Grades 6-8 living at Jones Fish Camp are assigned to Jose Marti Middle. th grader students that attend Jose Marti Middle for 1999-2000. Begin at W 22 Lane and W 68 Street (NW 122 Street) East to Palmetto Expressway (#826) South to W 64 Street East to W 16 Avenue South to W 56 Street West to Palmetto Expressway (#836) North to W 60 Street (NW 114 Street), West to W 22 Lane North to W 68 Street ( NW 122 Street), point of beginning. Begin at W 84 Street (NW 138 Street) and Okeechobee Road East on W 84 Street to Palmetto Expressway (#826) South to W 68 Street (NW 122 Street) West to W 22 Lane South to W 60 Street East to Palmetto Expressway (#826) South to W 49 Street (NW 103 Street) West to Okeechobee Road Northwest to W 84 Street (NW 138 Street), point of beginning. Return to School List
History Of Cuba -- Jose Marti (1853-1895) And The War Of Independence
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Extractions: History of Cuba 2. Jose Marti 1853-1895 and the War of Independence by Hannah Caller Jose Marti is the national hero of Cuba, his revolutionary writings studied by every child in the country. In yet another attempt to insult the Cuban Revolution, the US radio and TV channels specially created to broadcast subversive and hostile propaganda into Cuba from Florida are called Radio and TV Marti. Jose Marti, political activist, poet, journalist and teacher, was born in Cuba. His father was Spanish and his mother was from the Canary islands. From a young age he was politically involved and came into conflict with the government, doing 6 years hard labour at 16 years old for anti-government activity, and then being deported to Spain. He spent time in the USA where he mobilised support for the Cuban revolution amongst Cuban exiles. He was against the annexation of Cuba to the US, being proposed in the 1880s mostly by middle class Cubans and supported by the USA. 'In the USA, the causes of unity instead of coalescing, have become dispersed; humanity's problems, instead of being solved, have been increased, democracy has been corrupted and indermined and has given birth to menacing poverty and hatred.' Jose Marti believed that the Cuban liberation struggle could only be built by the working class. During the 10 Year War, some leaders had relied on rich Cuban emigres and ignored the black working class. In the US, much of his work was based amongst the black Cuban tobacco workers who had emigrated to find work. He said, 'There is no danger of war between the races in Cuba. Man means more than white man, mulatto or black man. The souls of white men and negroes have risen together from the battlefield where they have fought and died for Cuba.'
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Extractions: Pensamientos Sobre la Libertad Libertad es el derecho que todo hombre tiene a ser honrado, y a pensar y a hablar sin hipocresia....Un hombre que obedece a un mal gobierno, no es un hombre honrado. Como el hueso al cuerpo humano, y el eje a una rueda, y el ala a un pajaro, y el aire al ala, asi es la libertad la esencia de la vida. Cuanto sin ella se hace es imperfecto. El hombre ama la libertad, aunque no sepa que la ama, y anda empujado de ella y huyendo de donde no la hay. Acaso los enemigos de la libertad lo son porque la juzgan por sus vociferaciones. Si conocieran sus encantos, la dignidad que va con ella, lo rey que se siente el hombre libre, el perpetuo iluminamiento interno que la libre y decorosa conciencia de si y ejercicio de si producen, no habria acaso amigos mayores de la libertad que los que son sus mas eximios enemigos. Con las libertades, como con los privilegios, sucede que juntas triunfan o peligran, y que no puede pretenderse o lastimarse una sin que sientan todas el dano o el beneficio. Terrible es, libertad, hablar de ti para el que no te tiene. Una fiera vencida por el domador no dobla la rodilla con mas ira. Se conoce la hondura del infierno, y se mira desde ella, en su arrogancia de sol, al hombre vivo. Se muerde el aire, como muerde una hiena el hierro de su jaula. Se retuerce el espiritu en el cuerpo como un envenenado. Del fango de las calles quisiera hacerse el miserable que vive sin libertad la vestidura que le asienta. Los que te tienen, oh libertad, no te conocen. Los que no te tienen no deben hablar de ti, sino conquistarte.

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