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Abstract
Without a doubt, the figure of Catalan poet Jaime Ferrán has left an indelible mark on Syracuse University, where he was a professor for over 30 years. This article is a small tribute to his personal and professional contributions through the analysis of the recent work of two Spanish poets (Francisco Díaz de Castro and Aurora Luque) who, in the spirit of Ferrán’s legacy, recently visited and presented their work at Syracuse University and Le Moyne College.
Notes
1 Este trabajo se inserta en el marco del proyecto de investigación del Ministerio de Economía, Industria y Competitividad de España PID 2019-107687GB-I00: Historia, Ideología y Texto en la Poesía Española de los S. XX-XXI.
2 Véase al respecto los trabajos de la autora “El hedonismo melancólico de la poesía de Francisco Díaz de Castro” y “Los ecos de Orfeo: Música y poesía en la obra poética de Aurora Luque y Francisco Díaz de Castro”.
3 “Ser una y muchas: mujeres nómadas en Gavieras de Aurora Luque”, de próxima aparición en Hispanic Review.
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Josefa Álvarez
Josefa Álvarez holds a bachelor’s degree in classical philology from the Complutense University of Madrid and a PhD in Spanish philology from the University of Alcalá (Madrid). She is currently Professor and Chair of the World Languages, Literatures and Cultures Department at Le Moyne College in Syracuse, NY. Her research interests center on contemporary Spanish poetry and the classical tradition in Spanish literature, and she has published several books and articles on those topics as well as the monograph Tradición clásica en la poesía de Aurora Luque: Figuras, formas e ideas.