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www. cultura. com. ec CONSEJO NACIONAL DECULTURA DEL ECUADOR LETRAS Creadores Obras Eventos Publicaciones Instituciones Industrias Culturales Análisis Enlaces Carrera Andrade Jorge Nace el 14 de septiembre de 1902 en la ciudad de Quito. En octubre 20 de 1977, recibe el Premio "Eugenio Espejo", otorgado por el Gobierno del Ecuador, en reconocimiento a su invalorable trabajo literario. Jorge Carrera Andrade, fallece el 7 de noviembre de 1978 "inesperadamente a las 3 de la tarde en su residencia del Pasaje Yoder 140". Vea además Poesía Información General Artes Musicales Artes Plásticas ... Página Principal

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3. Poesía - Carrera Andrade Jorge Translate this page Moneda del Forastero. carrera andrade jorge Hombre Planetario 1957. Elobjeto y su sombra. carrera andrade jorge Registro del Mundo 1928. http://www.cultura.com.ec/HTM/CARRERAJORGEPOESIA.HTM

www. cultura. com. ec CONSEJO NACIONAL DECULTURA DEL ECUADOR LETRAS Creadores Obras Eventos Publicaciones Instituciones Industrias Culturales Análisis Enlaces Moneda del Forastero El objeto y su sombra Agua Germinal Moneda del Forastero Carrera Andrade Jorge Hombre Planetario Amigo de las nubes forastero perdido en el planeta Ciudadanos de niebla, hombres del viento Mercaderes de avispas: Soy agente secreto de las nubes. El objeto y su sombra Carrera Andrade Jorge Registro del Mundo Arquitectura fiel del mundo, Todo el universo es presencia. La sombra al objeto adherida de fantasmas del pensamiento. Que el ojo apareje su nave para un nuevo descubrimiento. Agua Germinal Carrera Andrade Jorge El alba llama a la puerta Cada trueno es un templo que se desploma. con su viejo olor de piedra eterna. Es un recuerdo planetario que nubla la frente del cielo. con su canto elemental aprendido en las cuevas de la sombra. Tormenta inmemorial: lava mi frente para que yo pueda ver un mundo limpio Haz germinar la semilla del amor Carrera Andrade Jorge No he venido a burlarme de este mundo.

4. The Drunken Boat Jorge carrera andrade jorge Carrera Andrade Hydrographic Poem Everywhere in theworld rivers seek each other, spreading throughout the earth their glass http://www.thedrunkenboat.com/andrade.htm

See our Andrade Feature Work by Steven Ford Brown can be found at the following websites: Britannica Article Cortland Review Issue 7 Cortland Review ... the Marlboro Review Work by Steven Ford Brown can be found at the following websites: Britannica Article Cortland Review Issue 7 Cortland Review ... the Marlboro Review Critical writing by Steven Ford Brown at barnesandnoble.com: Heart's Invention: On the Poetry of Vassar Miller "Sunday" first appeared in Poetry "Hydrographic Poem first appeared in Hayden's Ferry Review . Reprinted with permission. Jorge Carrera Andrade Hydrographic Poem Everywhere in the world rivers seek each other, spreading throughout the earth their glass trumpets. Navigation charts contain the blue biographies of rivers. Equatorial hydrography illustrated with fruits of the earth. Ecuador: South America, in its parrot stupor, dozes in your hoop of color.

5. WIEM: Carrera Andrade Jorge carrera andrade jorge (19031978), poeta ekwadorski. Autor wierszy o charakterze romantycznym i symbolistycznym, refleksyjnych i obrazowych http://www.encyklopedia.pl/wiem/0134b4.html

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8. ECUAYORK Translate this page Generos de Narrativa y poesia. Jorge carrera andrade jorge Enrique Adoum- Poeta Contemporáneo. Otros generos ensayo, teatro, novela. http://www.ecuayork.homestead.com/amigos.html

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11. Jacket 12 - Steven Ford Brown - Jorge Carrera Andrade In America An introduction to the jorge carrera andrade feature in Jacket 12, by Steven Ford Brown. With links to other articles on the Ecuadorian poet. http://www.jacket.zip.com.au/jacket12/andrade-intro-brown.html

Homepage Steven Ford Brown Jorge Carrera Andrade in America Back to Andrade contents list IN DECEMBER of 1940 Jorge Carrera Andrade stepped ashore in America at the port of San Francisco, California. Appointed as Ecuadorian Consul General to the United States, Carrera Andrade had just spent four years in Tokyo as a militarized Japan swept through Asia and Indochina. In the past year Belgium, France, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, and Norway had fallen to the Germans. In December of 1940 the Luftwaffe had begun its bombing campaign of Britain. Dark war clouds increasingly loomed on the American horizon. By 1943 essays by and about Jorge Carrera Andrade were beginning to appear in the major American literary journals of the time. H.R. Hays wrote and published an eloquent appraisal, "Jorge Carrera Andrade: Magician of Mirrors," as the lead feature of the distinguished international literary journal Books Abroad (now World Literature Today ) at the University of Oklahoma. Poetry magazine in Chicago published a major essay by Carrera Andrade (translated from the Spanish by Hays). Although fifty years later the essay, "The New American and His Point of View toward Poetry," seems dated, at the time it was a dazzling survey of the contemporary Latin American poetry scene of the 1940s, a series of snapshots of an exciting and evolving literary scene taken from the inside. The appearance of the essay in Poetry immediately drew letters from Wallace Stevens and William Carlos Williams. Williams wrote in Spanish from his New Jersey home to the editor of

12. The Drunken Boat Feature on the Ecuarodian poet in The Drunken Boat. http://www.thedrunkenboat.com/andradefeat.htm

A selection of poems The photo of Jorge Carrera Andrade was taken in the 1950's while he was a diplomat. Work by Steven Ford Brown can be found at the following websites: Britannica Article Cortland Review Issue 7 Cortland Review ... the Marlboro Review Critical writing by Steven Ford Brown at barnesandnoble.com: Heart's Invention: On the Poetry of Vassar Miller Jorge Carrera Andrade The Editors of The Drunken Boat are pleased to present an extensive introduction to the well-known Ecuadorian poet, Jorge Carrera Andrade. This issue contains a selection of Andrade's poetry translated from the Spanish by Steven Ford Brown. by Steven Ford Brown I cannot remember on another occasion finding a place so clear and free of the torment of the spirit that has now become our daily bread. The images of Jorge Carrera Andrade are so extraordinarily clear, so connected to the primitive I imagine I am... participating in a vision already lost to the world. It is a place melancholy but grand. — William Carlos Williams Generally forgotten by American literary critics and anthologists, Ecuadorian Jorge Carrera Andrade (1902-1978) has long been considered by Latin America critics to be one of their most important poets. A country the size of Nevada, Ecuador is bordered by the dense rainforest of the Amazon on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other. The country interior includes both lush farmland and the otherworldly volcanic landscapes and snow-capped mountains of the Andes. It's a country of startling contrasts. This is where Jorge Carrera Andrade grew up.

13. Jorge Carrera Andrade Collection: Correspondence Letter from carrera andrade, jorge, TDc, n.d., 2 p. http://www.sunysb.edu/library/carrrec.htm

State University of New York at Stony Brook University Libraries West Campus Jorge Carrera Andrade Collection Bottom Library Homepage Carrera Andrade Collection Special Collections Correspondence Arranged by Recipient A Preliminary List Please consult for general and technical information. A B C D ... Unknown Addressee/Recipient Unknown Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TDc, n.d., 2 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TMSc, n.d., 1 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLSc, n.d., 1 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLC, 1942, Unknown, 1 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLC, 1943, Unknown, 1 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TDc, 1960 Dec 27, 12 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLSc, 1962 Feb 3, 1 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLc, 1964 Jan 21, 1 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLc, 1964 Apr 14, 1 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLSc, 1964 Jul 3, 4 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLSc, 1965 Feb 13, 1 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLSc, 1965 May 12, 2 p. Letter from: Carrera Andrade, Jorge, TLC, 1965 Oct 20, 1 p.

14. Biographie Zum Gebrauch Der Vögel, Was Ich Eintausche, Das Rechte Leben Gedichte von jorge carrera andrade (Ecuador, 19031978), ins Deutsche ¼bertragen von Erwin Walter Palm. http://www.alb-neckar-schwarzwald.de/rose/carrera-ged.htm

JORGE CARRERA ANDRADE BIOGRAPHIE ZUM GEBRAUCH DER VÖGEL Ich kam zur Welt in dem Jahrhundert als die Rose starb, als der Motor die Engel schon verscheucht hatte. Quito sah die letzte Postkutsche gehn, und wie sie vorbeirollte, defilierten in Reih und Glied die Bäume, die Zäune und die Häuser der neuen Viertel an der Schwelle zum Land, wo die langsamen Kühe ihr Schweigen wiederkäuten und der Wind seine leichten Pferde spornte. Meine Mutter, in einem Kleid aus Sonnenuntergang, verwahrte ihre Jugend in einer tiefen Gitarre und nur an manchen Nachmittagen zeigte sie uns Kindern sie eingewickelt in Musik, in Licht und Worte. Ich liebte die Wasserschrift des Regens, die gelben Käfer des Apfelbaums und die Frösche, die zwei-, dreimal ihre hölzerne, fette Schelle tönen ließen. Unaufhörlich lavierte das große Segel der Luft. Ein Himmelsstrand war das Gebirge. Es kam der Sturm, und unter Trommelwirbeln traten die feuchten Regimenter an zum Angriff, doch bald mit goldenen Patrouillen stellte die Sonne den ländlichen, glasklaren Frieden her.

15. Jacket 12 - Jorge Carrera Andrade - Poems - Translated By Steven Translated by Steven Ford Brown (from Jacket 12).Category Arts Literature Authors C carrera andrade, jorge Poetry...... jorge carrera andrade Poems From Century Of The Death Of The Rose SelectedPoems, 19261976 translated from the Spanish by Steven Ford Brown. http://www.jacket.zip.com.au/jacket12/andrade-poems.html

C O N T E N T S H O M E P A G E T W E L V E Jorge Carrera Andrade Poems From Century Of The Death Of The Rose: Selected Poems, 1926-1976 translated from the Spanish by Steven Ford Brown Back to Andrade contents list Anonymous Speech COMRADES: the world is built upon our dead and our feet have created all the roads. Also, beneath every sky, there is not an inch of shadow for those of us who made the cupolas bloom. Bread, blonde grandchild of the sower, a roof - foliage of clay and sun that shelters the family - , the right to love and walk freely are not ours: we are the slave traders of our own lives. Happiness, that sea we've never seen, the cities we'll never visit we lift up in our clenched fists like fruit, announcing the most serious harvest of all time. Only the right to die, comrades of the world! A hundred hands divide the offerings of the earth. Already the time has come to hurl ourselves into the streets and plazas to reclaim the Work we ourselves built. Biography for the Use of Birds I was born in the century of the death of the rose when the motor had already driven out the angels.

16. Jacket 12 - Steven Ford Brown - Jorge Carrera Andrade: A Partial Bibliography carrera andrade, jorge, The New American and His Point of View Toward Poetry, tr. http://www.zip.com.au/~jtranter/jacket12/andrade-bibliography.html

Homepage Steven Ford Brown Jorge Carrera Andrade: A Partial Bibliography Back to Andrade contents list Prose In English Poetry Books Abroad Books In English To The Oakland Bridge , tr. Eleanor Turnbull, Palo Alto: Stanford University Press, 1941. Secret Country , tr. Muna Lee, New York: MacMillan, 1946. The Selected Poems of Jorge Carrera Andrade , tr. H.R. Hays, Albany: SUNY press, 1972. Reflections on Latin American Literature , tr. Don and Gabriela C. Bliss, Albany: SUNY Press, 1973. , tr. Steven Ford Brown (forthcoming) Books In Spanish Autobiography The Volcano and The Hummingbird, Puebla, Mexico: Editorial Jose M. Caijica Jr., S.A., 1970. Essays Latitudes Interpretations of Hispano-America , Quito: Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana, 1967. History (A three volume history of Ecuador) Earth Always Green , Paris: Ediciones Internacionales, 1955. Gallery of Mystics and Insurgents , Quito: Casa de la Ecuatoriana, 1959. The Kingdom of Quito or Street of The Sun , Quito: Case de la Cultura Ecuatriana, 1963. Memoir Traveller Through Countries and Books , Quito: Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana, 1961.

17. Jorge Carrera Andrade Collection jorge carrera andrade Collection Manuscript Collection 202 Updated and revised byKristen J. Nyitray June 2002. jorge carrera andrade died on November 7, 1978. http://www.sunysb.edu/library/carrera.htm

State University of New York at Stony Brook University Libraries West Campus Library Homepage Special Collections Manuscript Collection Guide Finding Aids Jorge Carrera Andrade Collection Manuscript Collection 202 Updated and revised by Kristen J. Nyitray June 2002 [Introduction] [History] [Scope and Content] [Series Description] ... [Series III - Scrapbooks] Introduction return to top Poet, essayist, and diplomat Jorge Carrera Andrade was born in Quito, Ecuador, on September 18, 1902. He was the son of Abelardo Carrera Andrade and Carmen Vaca Andrade. Carrera Andrade was educated at Juan Montalvo Normal Institute, Mejía National Institute, and Faculty of Law of the University of Quito, Ecuador; Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, University of Barcelona, Spain; Faculty of Philosophy, Aix-en-Provence, France. He earned a bachelor's degree and licentiate in social sciences. As both a diplomat in Ecuador's foreign service and an intermittent expatriate living in exile, Jorge Carrera Andrade travelled extensively throughout the world, recording his observations in numerous essays. An eminent poet as well, Carrera Andrade composed brief, imagistic poems noted for a sympathetic understanding of the human condition. He also translated the works of other writers into Spanish and adapted Japanese haiku into Spanish in a form called micrograma.

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19. Centenario De Jorge Carrera Andrade Translate this page jorge carrera andrade (Quito, 1902-1978) es una de las figuras claves de la constelaciónpoética latinoamericana que hizo suya la lección más moderna de http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Hispanic_Studies/Juliortega/Carrerandrade.htm

Jorge Carrera Andrade (Quito, 1902-1978) es una de las figuras claves de la constelación poética latinoamericana que hizo suya la lección más moderna de Rubén Darío: explorar el español como una lengua más que histórica, contemporánea y universal. Si para algunos poetas esa lección supuso retomar las postas de las vanguardias, para otros significó volver a las fuentes del idioma, a la vertiente de los clásicos. Pero en ambas opciones la poesía fue, como no podía ser de otra manera, una conversación de entre guerras, es decir, una puesta a prueba del desorden del mundo en el lenguaje. La poesía dejó de ser local y se hizo plenamente atlántica, entre ambas orillas del español, o sea, intensamente de ida y de vuelta. Desde sus primeros poemas hasta los últimos que publicó, Carrera Andrade fue notablemente fiel a su propia voz, al registro de su mirada y al acopio de su palabra. La suya era una mirada larga, que se demora en el paisaje tácito tras la sucintas palabras que pone en pie. Si ese paisaje es cenital y visionario, esos nombres son las voces suficientes que restauran el diálogo. Visión y espacio, voces y signos, el poema está ganado a la materia indistinta. Por más que sus libros revelen modulaciones y entonaciones, muy temprano el poeta reconoció en los nombres la presencia de las cosas. Se propuso nada menos que la transparencia del mundo en el lenguaje. Entre los poetas de su tiempo, Carrera Andrade es de inmediato reconocible por la nitidez de su voz, la calidad vocálica de su verso, la economía clásica de su coloquio, y la vivacidad sensible de su pauta musical fluida.

20. Jorge Carrera Andrade Collection Poet, essayist, and diplomat jorge carrera andrade was born in Quito, Ecuador, on September 18, 1902. http://ws.cc.stonybrook.edu/library/carrera.htm

State University of New York at Stony Brook University Libraries West Campus Library Homepage Special Collections Manuscript Collection Guide Finding Aids Jorge Carrera Andrade Collection Manuscript Collection 202 Updated and revised by Kristen J. Nyitray June 2002 [Introduction] [History] [Scope and Content] [Series Description] ... [Series III - Scrapbooks] Introduction return to top Poet, essayist, and diplomat Jorge Carrera Andrade was born in Quito, Ecuador, on September 18, 1902. He was the son of Abelardo Carrera Andrade and Carmen Vaca Andrade. Carrera Andrade was educated at Juan Montalvo Normal Institute, Mejía National Institute, and Faculty of Law of the University of Quito, Ecuador; Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, University of Barcelona, Spain; Faculty of Philosophy, Aix-en-Provence, France. He earned a bachelor's degree and licentiate in social sciences. As both a diplomat in Ecuador's foreign service and an intermittent expatriate living in exile, Jorge Carrera Andrade travelled extensively throughout the world, recording his observations in numerous essays. An eminent poet as well, Carrera Andrade composed brief, imagistic poems noted for a sympathetic understanding of the human condition. He also translated the works of other writers into Spanish and adapted Japanese haiku into Spanish in a form called micrograma.

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