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| | Pablo Neruda - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | On March 4, 1945 Neruda was elected a Communist party senator for the northern provinces of Antofagasta and Tarapacá in the arid and inhospitable Atacama Desert. | | | In 1970, Neruda was nominated as a candidate for the Chilean presidency, but ended up giving his support to Salvador Allende, who later won the election and was inaugurated in 1970 as the first democratically elected socialist head of state. | | | Shortly thereafter, Allende appointed Neruda the Chilean ambassador to France (lasting from 1970-1972; his final diplomatic posting). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pablo_Neruda
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| | Biography of Pablo Neruda |
| | Neruda died of leukemia in Santiago on 23 September in 1973. | | | Neruda and Delia del Carril married in 1943, but the marriage was not recognized in Chile; they separated in 1955. | | | When Salvador Allende was elected president, he appointed Neruda as Chile's ambassador to France (1970-72). |
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http://www.themesdir.com/neruda
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| | Pablo Neruda's Isla Negra LiteraryTraveler.com |
| | Neruda had an almost mystical connection with nature, and his life was intertwined with the political rises and falls of his country. | | | When returning from long trips he enjoyed his house. | | | Neruda was buried in the General Cemetery in Santiago, and it wasn't until 1992, some two years after the restoration of democracy, that his remains, and those of his wife Mathilde Urrutia, were transferred to Isla Negra. |
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http://literarytraveler.com/literary_articles/pablo_neruda_chile_isla.aspx
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| | DFW International |
| | He was a diplomat, an ambassador to France, a communist senator, a candidate for the presidency of Chile, a political fugitive, the winner of the World Peace Prize. | | | TRIBUTE TO PABLO NERUDA: July 12, 2004 to July 11, 2005 | | | (Pablo Neruda's house on Isla Negra and his legacy to the workers) |
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http://www.dfwinternational.org/neruda
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| | PREVIEW: Bad Poet, Bad Man |
| | For the rest of his life, Neruda expressed his undiluted pride in this action, which had led to his suspension from the Chilean diplomatic service. | | | Using his status as a diplomat, Neruda made sure that passports to board the Winnipeg went to refugees who shared his politics and beliefs, which were those of Joseph Stalin. | | | Neruda stood on the dock, in his white hat, alongside his second-wife-to-be Delia del Carril, to wave the boat off. |
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http://www.weeklystandard.com/Utilities/printer_preview.asp?idArticle=4328
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| | Memoirs - Pablo Neruda |
| | A prolific and highly regarded poet, he also served his country in its consulates across Asia, Europe, and South and Latin America in the 1930s and 40s -- and, from 1970 to 1972, as Ambassador to France. | | | Appointed consul in first Rangoon (now Yangon), then Colombo, Batavia, and finally Singapore, the young poet wasn't kept very busy by his diplomatic duties but did manage to see much of the world. | | | Neruda rambles through his life in his memoirs, from his childhood in beloved Chile to first poetic successes and international adventures. |
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http://www.complete-review.com/reviews/nerudap/memorias.htm
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| | Neruda |
| | Neruda was married three times, although Chile did not officially recognize his second marriage. | | | Despite his illness, Neruda was extremely happy during his final years in Chile, and his love for his country served as an equally powerful contributor to his poetry. | | | ablo Neruda was born Neftali Ricardo Reyes Basoalto in Parral, Chile on July 12, 1904. |
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http://www.english.emory.edu/Bahri/Neruda.html
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| | Neruda, Pablo on Encyclopedia.com |
| | In his writings and during his political career as a leader of the Chilean Communist party (which he joined in 1945) and as a diplomat, Neruda exerted a wide influence in Latin America. | | | Neruda was awarded the 1971 Nobel Prize in Literature during his service as Chilean ambassador to France. | | | NERUDA, PABLO [Neruda, Pablo], 1904-73, Chilean poet, diplomat, and Communist leader. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/n/neruda-p1.asp
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| | Pablo Neruda - Biography |
| | Due to his protests against President González Videla's repressive policy against striking miners in 1947, he had to live underground in his own country for two years until he managed to leave in 1949. | | | In 1943, Neruda returned to Chile, and in 1945 he was elected senator of the Republic, also joining the Communist Party of Chile. | | | Alongside his literary activities, Neruda studied French and pedagogy at the University of Chile in Santiago. |
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http://nobelprize.org/literature/laureates/1971/neruda-bio.html
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| | Neruda, Pablo |
| | While García Lorca was executed by the Nationalists and Alberti and Hernández fought at the front, Neruda traveled in and out of Spain to gather money and mobilize support for the Republicans. | | | In 1969 Neruda campaigned for the leftist candidate Salvador Allende, who appointed him ambassador to France after being elected president of Chile. | | | Neruda's poetic output during these years was stimulated by his international fame and personal happiness; 20 books of his appeared between 1958 and his death in 1973, and 8 more were published posthumously. |
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http://www.britannica.com/nobel/micro/420_43.html
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| | Pablo Neruda - the poet and his poetry |
| | Fittingly, his funeral became the first public demonstration against the military government covertly installed by US. | | | Allende became the President and Neruda was appointed ambassador in Paris, and while serving there in 1971 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. | | | Soon after the US sponsored army coup in which his friend, President Allende was killed, Neruda died heartbroken. |
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http://www.geocities.com/psbabusyed/neruda.html
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| | Democracy Now! "The Greatest Poet of the 20th Century In Any Language" - Celebrating Chilean Poet Pablo Neruda |
| | It's significant that when Neruda died, his widow, Matilda, brought his body to lay in state at another one of his houses called 'La Chascona' in Santiago. | | | Born the son of a railway worker, Neruda began writing poetry when he was 14 years old and didn't stop until his death in 1973. | | | Born the son of a railway worker, Neruda began writing poetry when he was 14 years old, didn't stop until his death in 1973. |
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http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=04/07/16/1442233
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| | Erik's Rants and Recipes: Pablo Neruda |
| | The only closer resemblance I have seen in a biopic was Ed Harris as Jackson Pollock. | | | He is better known by his pen name, which he later legally adopted, Pablo Neruda. | | | Something happened to him fairly early on in life: in his own words, poetry arrived (read his poem about it below). |
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http://www.pinkmochi.com/eriksrant/archives/000618.html
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| | Magical Realism : Pablo Neruda |
| | This little bit of information only helped me out with two sentences. | | | Confieso Que He Vivido: Memorias/Memoirs Lyrical recollections of the Chilean poet's frontier childhood, student years, diplomatic career, short-lived stint in the Chilean senate, flight and exile, 1952 homecoming, and final crowded years portray notable contemporaries. | | | Memoirs Lyrical recollections of the late Chilean poet's frontier childhood, student years, diplomatic career, short-lived stint in the Chilean senate, flight and exile, 1952 homecoming, and final crowded years portray notable contemporaries. |
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http://www.magicalrealism.com/authors/174.html
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| | Pablo Neruda's Journal |
| | Wishing to wander in the spirit of foreign lands | | | Neruda, then a senator, denounced his president for selling out to the United States and cracking down on the Left, outlawing the Chilean Communist Party, imprisoning intellectuals and activists in the same concentrate camps Pinochet would use 24 years later, breaking up strikes with violence. | | | In 1948, Pablo Neruda was faced with a dangerous president as well. |
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http://community.livejournal.com/pabloneruda
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| | Review The Poetry of Pablo Neruda |
| | Neruda wanted to put his gifts at the service of his politics. | | | Politically inactive before the war, Neruda committed himself to the Republican cause in the war's first months. | | | In these years, Neruda wrote poignantly of aging and of his past. |
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http://www.januarymagazine.com/artcult/neruda.html
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| | Alibris: Pablo Neruda |
| | Neruda's candid and thoughtful memoirs, which he wrote at his beloved Isla Negra home off the Chilean coast, were published shortly after his death in 1973. | | | A collection of Neruda's poems published shortly before his death in 1973. | | | Neruda's poetry, at its best, passionately evokes the Chilean natural world and his place in it as a tough, exuberant, amorous quasi-outlaw, "the enemy of laws, leaders, and established institutions." |
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http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Neruda,Pablo
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| | Poetry: Pablo Neruda |
| | Pablo Neruda (1904-1973) was born in Parral, Chile, the son of a railroad worker. | | | One critic pointed out that Neruda "never bothered his head about the state of poetry. | | | His vast literary output won many prizes and honors, although American readers found it difficult to separate his poetry from his politics, he was, at his prime, generally considered to be the greatest poet writing in Spanish. |
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http://www.bedfordstmartins.com/litlinks/poetry/neruda.htm
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| | Pablo Neruda, Poet, Nobel Prize, Chile, Garcia Lorca, Lenin Peace Prize |
| | After high school, Neruda went to the University of Chile in Santiago. | | | Because of this his work could not be characterized. | | | He is so well loved and read, not because of his writing but because in his writing is a man not separated but struggling along side his words. |
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http://www.bluesforpeace.com/neruda.htm
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| | SULAIR: Pablo Neruda |
| | Although President Gonzalez Videla was a Radical and part of the Frente Popular (an alliance of Communist and Radical Parties), and had given three seats in his cabinet to communists, mining strikes in 1946 provoked general strikes, leading to an escalating social conflict with spurred the President to impose a state of siege. | | | Pablo Neruda, Canto General, University of California Press, Los Angeles, 1991. | | | While many of his poems have a political content, many do not and he is often more commonly known for his love poems, and his lyrics filled with nature metaphors. |
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http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/hasrg/german/exhibit/GDRposters/neruda.html
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| | Pablo Neruda at 100 (washingtonpost.com) |
| | The first heartbreak of his life was that he never knew his mother, who died less than two months after he was born. | | | He adored his stepmother, whom he called la mamadre (the more-mother), and when he was 14 wrote his first lyric for her. | | | "And it was at that age," he wrote later, "poetry arrived in search of me." As a teenager, he took the pseudonym "Pablo Neruda" to conceal the publication of his first poems from his disapproving father, and later adopted the name legally. |
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A37885-2004Jul8.html
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| | BBC NEWS Entertainment Arts Fans celebrate Neruda centenary |
| | Neruda returned to Chile in 1943, but four years later was forced to go into hiding as he had protested against the policy of President Gonzalez Videla towards striking miners. | | | Neruda, who won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1971, was born Neftali Ricardo Reyes Basoalto in July 1904 in the town of Parral in Chile. | | | Rojas believes it is the "intensity" of this work that has captivated his readers through the years. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/arts/3860681.stm
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| | Amazon.com: Pablo Neruda: Selected Poems (Edición bilingüe): Books: Pablo Neruda,Anthony Kerrigan |
| | This collection of Neruda's works spans all of his career and all of human emotion. | | | In his long life as a poet, Pablo Neruda succeeded in becoming what many poets have aspired to but never achieved: a public voice, a voice not just for the people of his country but for his entire continent. | | | In 1971, while serving as Chilean ambassador to France, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0395544181?v=glance
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| | Hispanos Famosos |
| | Pablo Neruda won the Nobel Prize for "a poetry that, with the action of an elementary force, brings alive a continent's destiny and dreams." His work, utilizing surrealist techniques and exploring his inner self against the broad background of South America, was critically acclaimed throughout his career. |
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http://coloquio.com/famosos/neruda.html
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| | The Connection.org : Pablo Neruda |
| | He wrote about the personal and the political. | | | Mesmerized by the wonder of language, he published his first poem at the age of thirteen. | | | Ilan Stavans, Professor of Latin American and Latino Culture at Amherst College, editor of "The Poetry of Pablo Neruda." |
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http://www.theconnection.org/shows/2003/10/20031008_b_main.asp
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| | Selected Works |
| | I have placed on this page three collections that I consider to be landmarks in Neruda's literary life. | | | I will try as time permits to include in this collection every title listed. | | | The following works illuminate the need for love in one's life and often parallel them with the preventative measures fate can bring about. |
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http://www.geocities.com/nerudapoet/selectedworks.htm
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| | Poet: Pablo Neruda - All poems of Pablo Neruda |
| | Books don't slip from his hands but fly past him through the air, high as birds, high as prices." | | | Mr Neruda's poems touch the areas of my heart hardest to reach. | | | A brief, hypertext-annotated biography at the Electronic Nobel Museum Project website. |
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http://poemhunter.com/pablo-neruda/poet-6638
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| | Pablo Neruda |
| | The University of Texas Press, which holds the copyright to Neruda's love sonnets on behalf of Neruda's estate, has ordered me to take this site down. | | | It may be possible at some time in the future to obtain permission to put the pages back up, so please check back periodically. | | | I suggest that if you are looking for a particular poem, you call or visit a library or bookstore. |
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| | Links to Pablo Neruda |
| | This page was last modified: September 13, 1997 | | | A few of the sites that deal with Pablo Neruda in the Net | | | 5) Neruda, Pablo: 100 Love Sonnets - Cien Sonetos De Amor |
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http://escuela.med.puc.cl/Departamentos/Pediatria/Pediat.2002.html
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| | Pablo Neruda Discussion |
| | Twenty Love poems is one of his best collections and the captain's verses, my sister saw il postino and started talking about this 'amazing' poet. | | | If you like Neruda you might like to check out Fleur Adcock - start with her poem: "ex-queen among the astronomers" - great stuff. | | | Just recently a new book about Neruda came out, it's called "Tango del Viudo", read it if you can, it deals with Neruda's stormy relationship with Jossie Bliss |
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http://www.gnooks.com/discussion/pablo+neruda.html
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| | The Passionate Poetry of Pablo Neruda |
| | Chilean poet Pablo Neruda's unique style was recognized in 1971 when he won the Nobel prize for Literature. |
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http://peacefulrivers.homestead.com/PabloNeruda.html
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| | Pablo Neruda |
| | Pablo Neruda: A List of World Wide Web Links |
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| | PABLO NERUDA - Love |
| | copyright © 1978 by the Estate of Pablo Neruda |
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| | Pablo Neruda |
| | We are the clumsy passersby, we push past each other with elbows, | | | We are the clumsy passersby by Pablo Neruda | | | In the night we shall go in by Pablo Neruda |
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http://www.public.asu.edu/~nielle/neruda.htm
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| | Pablo Neruda Poems |
| | Here are some poems from one of the world's greatest poet, Pablo Neruda. | | | The rustling belt of the sea girdles the shore. | | | I come out of books to people orchards |
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