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Women and days = Les dones i els dies

Title
Women and days = Les dones i els dies / Gabriel Ferrater ; translated by Arthur Terry ; introduced by Seamus Heaney.
Author
Ferrater, Gabriel.
Publication
Todmorden : Arc Publications, ©2004.

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Additional Authors
  • Terry, Arthur.
  • Heaney, Seamus, 1939-2013
Description
96 pages; 22 cm.
Summary
"The Catalan poet, Gabriel Ferrater, is a poet of personal experience, a poet who succeeds like no other in capturing the feeling of Catalan society both during and since the Spanish Civil War (1936-39). Because he came to poetry relatively late (he was 38 when his first collection was published), he was able to draw on a body of experience which was not available to younger poets." "Ferrater's poetry is presented in this volume in a translation by Arthur Terry whose affinity with the poet is not only declared in his translator's preface but is also self-evident from the powerful poetic 'voice' he creates in English."--Jacket
Series Statement
Arc visible poets ; 13
Uniform Title
  • Dones i els dies. English
  • Arc visible poets ; 13.
Alternative Title
Dones i els dies.
Subject
  • Ferrater, Gabriel > Translations into English
  • Ferrater, Gabriel
Genre/Form
  • poetry.
  • Poetry
  • Translations
  • Poetry.
  • Poésie.
Language (note)
  • English and Catalan on facing pages.
Contents
In memoriam -- small war -- History lesson -- Atra mater -- Le grand soir -- leopard -- Floral -- Time was -- By natural piety -- Autumn room -- End of the world -- Idols -- Mist -- Solstice -- If I can -- Three lemons -- reader -- In reverse -- bad mission -- uncertain step -- But I wasn't there -- Landscape with figures -- October -- Sunday -- Beginnings -- Maitresse de poete -- Theseus -- At ease.
ISBN
  • 1900072904
  • 9781900072908
OCLC
  • ocm56620441
  • 56620441
  • SCSB-8863635
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library