Contemporary Hispanic Poets

Exploring the impact of globalization on Spanish-language poetry at the end of the twentieth century, this book analyzes how poets from Chile, Mexico, the Mexican-American community, and Spain navigated the changing cultural landscape. It highlights the diverse styles employed, ranging from experimental to traditional, and examines both the similarities and differences in their works and contexts. By focusing on various poets, both prominent and lesser-known, the study reimagines the role of the poet in a globalized world.