This entry presents the 'Poética y poesía' activity organized by Fundación Juan March, showcasing poet Aurora Luque. It details her compelling lecture on poetics and a captivating reading of her poems, originally held in November 2013. The exhibition also connects with a related publication from 2006 within the 'Ediciones de la March' collection, available for free consultation.
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This entry details 'Poética y poesía', an activity organized by the Fundación Juan March, featuring poet Aurora Luque. The event included a lecture on her poetics and a reading of her poems, held in November 2013. It is also associated with a publication from 2006 within the 'Ediciones de la March' collection.
This record pertains to 'Aurora Luque', a publication and associated activity within the 'Ediciones de la March' collection by the Fundación Juan March. The publication itself is dated 2006, and it is linked to an event titled 'Poética y poesía' that took place on November 26 and 28, 2013, in Madrid. During this activity, the prominent poet Aurora Luque delivered a lecture on her poetics and shared readings of her own poems, some of which may have been unpublished. The collection entry provides bibliographic details for the publication, noting it is Volume/Number 10 in the 'Poética y Poesía' series, authored by Aurora Luque, and published by Fundación Juan March. The document format is listed as 'Libros' (Books), in Spanish, with dimensions of 86 pages and a 21 cm size. Users are permitted to freely consult and reproduce these digital documents for teaching or research purposes, with proper citation of the digital collection.
The digital documents related to this publication and event are available for free public consultation and reproduction for teaching or research purposes, respecting intellectual property laws and with proper citation of the digital collection. Specific ticketing information for the 2013 event is not provided on this page, but it was organized by the Fundación Juan March.
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