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Criticism

Criticism. Some considered a portion of his work as not even poetry but ‘rhetoric and propaganda’ Called the ‘Lorca or Alberti of Spanish America’ He wrote “like breathing” but his style transformed over many years Wrote “impure poetry” (a term which he coined)

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Criticism

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  1. Criticism • Some considered a portion of his work as not even poetry but ‘rhetoric and propaganda’ • Called the ‘Lorca or Alberti of Spanish America’ • He wrote “like breathing” but his style transformed over many years • Wrote “impure poetry” (a term which he coined) • An ‘obscure name’ in the United States • ‘Jumble of quality and perversity’

  2. We Agree • A fair percent of his poems were ‘rhetoric and propaganda’ • He was the ‘Lorca or Alberti of Spanish America’ • Died with a high-volume of poems and transformation of style • He wrote “impure poetry” • ‘Jumble of quality and perversity’

  3. We Disagree • An ‘obscure’ name in the United States

  4. Conclusion • Despite the father of Neruda’s opposition in his sons writing, he had his first essay published at 13 • His mother died shortly after birth and his father was a railway employee • He died at 69 years old and with all his work collected together in published form the book had well over 3000 pages

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