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Gabriel Aresti

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  • Basque literature
    / The 20th and 21st centuries

    Gabriel Aresti incorporated elements of older Basque poetry while also addressing socialist themes. By veering away from such predecessors as Orixe, Lizardi, and Lauaxeta, however, Aresti’s work gave new impetus to Basque poetry. His collection Harri eta herri (1964; ā€œStone and Peopleā€) contains his most…

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    Gabriel Aresti incorporated elements of older Basque poetry while also addressing socialist themes. By veering away from such predecessors as Orixe, Lizardi, and Lauaxeta, however, Aresti’s work gave new impetus to Basque poetry. His collection Harri eta herri (1964; ā€œStone and Peopleā€) contains his most…

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