This detailed entry describes the publication 'Antonio Martínez Sarrión,' an important volume within Fundación Juan March's 'Ediciones de la March' and 'Poética y Poesía' series. It captures the poet's insightful conference where he discussed his literary poetics and provided commentary on his unique poems. Researchers and enthusiasts can consult this digital collection, which offers valuable insights into Spanish literature and author conferences.
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This entry details the publication 'Antonio Martínez Sarrión' from the 'Poética y Poesía' collection, published by Fundación Juan March in 2012. It features a conference by the poet on his poetics, including commentary on his own poems.
The page outlines the publication 'Antonio Martínez Sarrión' as part of the 'Ediciones de la March' series, specifically within the 'Poética y Poesía' collection. Published in 2012, this volume is based on a cultural activity where the poet Antonio Martínez Sarrión delivered a conference discussing his poetics. The publication includes his reflections on poetry and commentary on his own poems, some of which may have been previously unpublished. Additional bibliographical details such as dimensions (69 pages, 21 cm), volume number (29), language (Spanish), and signature (FJM-Poe 29-Mar) are provided, along with information on the author, editorial, and collection. This entry originates from a specific catalog record for an edition published by the Fundación Juan March. The associated activity, which appears to be the basis for this publication, took place on November 26 and 28, 2013, in Madrid. The content is made publicly available for consultation and reproduction, with a request for proper citation for teaching or research purposes, respecting intellectual property laws.
The documents in this digital collection are made publicly available for interested parties and researchers. They can be consulted and reproduced freely with due respect for current legislation regarding intellectual property. Their main function is for teaching or research. If applicable, please cite this digital collection.
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