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  • Jaime Torres Bodet

    Los días (1923; “The Days”) stressed the poet’s anguish at a dehumanized environment. He employed Japanese verse forms in Biombo (1925; “The Folding Screen”). He was the first editor (1928–31) of Contemporáneos, a cultural and literary magazine influential among Mexican poets.

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    Los días (1923; “The Days”) stressed the poet’s anguish at a dehumanized environment. He employed Japanese verse forms in Biombo (1925; “The Folding Screen”). He was the first editor (1928–31) of Contemporáneos, a cultural and literary magazine influential among Mexican poets.

    Read More