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• catalog abstract ""From his years of contemplation at Thomas Merton's Trappist monastery in Kentucky, to his support for the overthrow of the corrupt Somoza regime in Nicaragua, to his foundation of the liberationist Christian commune Solentiname and the highly successful literacy workshops of the Sandinista years, Cardenal has tied poetry to his life and brought poetry to the lives of many. He is the author of over thirty-five books in Spanish, and his poetry has been translated into numerous languages. Many of his early books, including Zero Hour and Flights of Victory, describe the struggle for liberation with a beautiful lyricism and bold imagery. His epic poem Cosmic Canticle was written over a thirty-year period and was first published in English in 1993. This grand opus does no less than explore Latin American history by relating the evolution of the universe to the development of human understanding. Throughout Cardenal blends the visible and invisible, science and poetry, the individual and society, religion and nature in forty-three autonomous yet integrated stanzas."--BOOK JACKET.".
• catalog alternative "Cántico cósmico. English".
• catalog contributor b5519342.
• catalog contributor b5519343.
• catalog created "1993.".
• catalog date "1993".
• catalog date "1993.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1993.".
• catalog description ""From his years of contemplation at Thomas Merton's Trappist monastery in Kentucky, to his support for the overthrow of the corrupt Somoza regime in Nicaragua, to his foundation of the liberationist Christian commune Solentiname and the highly successful literacy workshops of the Sandinista years, Cardenal has tied poetry to his life and brought poetry to the lives of many. He is the author of over thirty-five books in Spanish, and his poetry has been translated into numerous languages. Many of his early books, including Zero Hour and Flights of Victory, describe the struggle for liberation with a beautiful lyricism and bold imagery. His epic poem Cosmic Canticle was written over a thirty-year period and was first published in English in 1993. This grand opus does no less than explore Latin American history by relating the evolution of the universe to the development of human understanding. Throughout Cardenal blends the visible and invisible, science and poetry, the individual and society, religion and nature in forty-three autonomous yet integrated stanzas."--BOOK JACKET.".
• catalog description "Big Bang -- The Word -- Autumn Fugue -- Expansion -- Stars And Fireflies -- Beyond And Closer To Home -- The Infinitesimal Calculation Of The Apples -- Condensations And Vision Of San Jose De Costa Rica -- Song Of Spacetime -- Canticle Of The Sun -- Gaia -- Birth Of Venus -- The Tree Of Life -- The Hand -- Nostalgia For Paradise -- The Darkest Before Dawn -- Journeys In The Night -- Flights Of Victory -- Towards The New Man -- The Music Of The Spheres -- Robber Barons -- In An Unexceptional Galaxy -- Room 5600 -- Latin American Documentary -- Visit To Weimar -- On Earth As In The Heavens -- Dance Of The Millions -- Epithalamium -- Quantum Canticle -- Dance Of The Stars -- The Empty Grave -- In The Heavens There Are Dens Of Thieves -- The Deep Outer Darkness -- Ancient Sobbing Light -- Like The Waves -- The Grave Of The Guerrilla -- Cosmos As Communion -- Assaults On Heaven From The Earth -- "The Desired Of Nations" (Of Peoples) -- Flight And Love -- The Canticle Of Canticles -- A Certain Something That They Still -- Omega.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [487]-490).".
• catalog extent "490 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Cosmic canticle.".
• catalog identifier "1880684071 :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Cosmic canticle.".
• catalog issued "1993".
• catalog issued "1993.".
• catalog language "eng spa".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Willimantic, CT : Curbstone Press ; East Haven, CT : Distributed in the U.S. by InBook,".
• catalog relation "Cosmic canticle.".
• catalog subject "861 20".
• catalog subject "PQ7519.C34 C2913 1993".
• catalog subject "Spanish poetry Translations into English.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Big Bang -- The Word -- Autumn Fugue -- Expansion -- Stars And Fireflies -- Beyond And Closer To Home -- The Infinitesimal Calculation Of The Apples -- Condensations And Vision Of San Jose De Costa Rica -- Song Of Spacetime -- Canticle Of The Sun -- Gaia -- Birth Of Venus -- The Tree Of Life -- The Hand -- Nostalgia For Paradise -- The Darkest Before Dawn -- Journeys In The Night -- Flights Of Victory -- Towards The New Man -- The Music Of The Spheres -- Robber Barons -- In An Unexceptional Galaxy -- Room 5600 -- Latin American Documentary -- Visit To Weimar -- On Earth As In The Heavens -- Dance Of The Millions -- Epithalamium -- Quantum Canticle -- Dance Of The Stars -- The Empty Grave -- In The Heavens There Are Dens Of Thieves -- The Deep Outer Darkness -- Ancient Sobbing Light -- Like The Waves -- The Grave Of The Guerrilla -- Cosmos As Communion -- Assaults On Heaven From The Earth -- "The Desired Of Nations" (Of Peoples) -- Flight And Love -- The Canticle Of Canticles -- A Certain Something That They Still -- Omega.".
• catalog title "Cosmic canticle / Ernesto Cardenal ; translated by Jonathan Lyons.".
• catalog title "Cántico cósmico. English".
• catalog type "Translations. fast".
• catalog type "text".