Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos, Año 1996, nº 556:: Antonio Colinas: la poesía como itinerario de purificación; El cielo inalcanzable; El creacionismo de Vicente Huidobro; De la ficción a la vida (y viceversa); En clave de humor; "La fuente inagotable" de Gastón Baquero; José Asunción Silva: un coleccionista hispanoamericano en París; Un libro sobre José Martí; La niebla; Noticia de un secuestro; Oralidad, etnicidad y naturaleza; Una radiografía de Martínez Estrada; Rafael Ballesteros, entre la tradición y la vanguardia; El recuerdo de Ítaca; Reproches y sonrisas: "La mujer chilena"; Seis cuentos breves; Sobre el concepto de "ratio" bloomeana; Viajeros en Barcelona (II); La vida amorosa en la época de los trovadores

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