Writers, poetry, books and literary thought.
The life and legacy of Marco Aurelio Denegri, the Peruvian writer and broadcaster who made demanding cultural conversation possible on television.
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The life, theatre and legacy of Molière, whose comedies Tartuffe, The Misanthrope and The Imaginary Invalid turned social vice into enduring drama.
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The life, books and legacy of Chilean poet Oscar Hahn, whose writing connects inherited forms, everyday language, desire, ghosts and dark humour.
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The life, mathematics, photography and literary legacy of Lewis Carroll, whose Alice books turned unstable rules and nonsense into lasting imaginative art.
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The life, psychological work, poetry, music and Nobel legacy of Tomas Tranströmer, whose compressed images open passages between inner and material worlds.
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The life, novels, memoir, screenwriting and legacy of Cuban-born writer Eliseo Alberto, whose work held affection, political criticism and exile in productive tension.
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The poetry, diplomacy, collaborations and musical legacy of Vinicius de Moraes, whose words helped define bossa nova and modern Brazilian song.
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The war experience, exile, bilingual imagination and literary legacy of Augusto Roa Bastos, author of Son of Man and I, the Supreme.
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The Andalusian roots, poetry, theatre, La Barraca project, New York crisis and legacy of Federico Garcia Lorca, murdered at the start of the Spanish Civil War.
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