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by Katherine M.Hedeen  \nand Victor Rodriguez NúnezWORLD  \nAR  \nJUAN GELMAN(Buenos Aires,I930-Mexico City,20L4),the mostread,influential,and renownedLatin American poet of our times,published more than 3o books ofpoetry and won countless awardsincluding the Cervantes Prize(2007),the top literary honor inSpanish-language literature.Botha literary and moral paradigmwithin and outside Argentina,Gelman worked as a journal-ist and translator,spent manyyears exiled in Europe and LatinAmerica,and remained an ardentcritic of imperialist politics andhuman rights violations through-out his life.Here,for the first timein English,is his 2008 collectionMundar/To World,simply amasterpiece.  \nCover design by The Cover Factory  \nIn To World,poems interrogate everything:nature,society,and thought itself,with no preju-dice or even principle.In other words,they don'tfollow any rule,tradition,or discipline;theyare decidedly critical.Thought is not reducedto philosophical,ethical,religious,political,oraesthetic interpretations.Rather,we are beforethought in its totality,unwilling to recognizeborders—although never in a pure state,notfalling into speculalion,into thinking just forthinking's sake.Thought is always related toexperience,both personal and collective,andabove all,emotion.It never once stops beingthought through image,that is to say,lyrical.This poetry speaks of poetry;it takes it all on:theobjective and subjective,the real and imagined,I and other.It ventures into virgin territory,onthe outskirts of romanticism,realism,symbolism,and the avant-garde.Always a model of rebel-liousness and freedom,a lesson in devotion andrigor,Gelman's work places him among today'sbest poets.  \n\"Death is lying when it says Juan Gelnan's no  \nHe's still alive in all of us who loved him,in allof us who read him,in all of us who ve heard inhis voice what's deepest inside of us.  \nWe'll never find words to express our gratitudeto the man who was many,who was us,and stillis,in the words he left us.  \n—EDUARDo GALEANO,author of Open Teins of  \n861.  \n64  \nGEL  \n\n| livorpoo!  \u003Cbr>it  \u003Cbr>6,          Vices   |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| D99   | S4 W  \u003Cbr>    |  |\n| 3086  \u003Cbr>OA   | (0    e   |  |\n| Cas30   |  |  |\n| Site  \u003Cbr>A   |  | Fund cod  \u003Cbr>CR   |\n\nTo World  \nJuan Gelman(Buenos Aires,1930-Mexico City,2014),the mostread,influential,and renowned Latin American poet of our times,published more than 30 books of poetry and won countless awardsincluding the Cervantes Prize(2007),the top literary honor in Spanish-language literature.Both a literary and moral paradigm within andoutside Argentina,Gelman worked as a journalist and translator,spent many years exiled in Europe and Latin America,and remainedan ardent critic of imperialist politics and human rights violationsthroughout his life.Here,for the first time in English,is his 2008collection Mundar/To World,one of the masterpieces of his later poetry.  \n\n|  | ?  \u003Cbr>3   |  |  |  | ,   |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  | ~6   |  |  |  |\n|  | 3   |  |  |  | 二   |  |\n|  | 5R  \u003Cbr>iio   |  | 设   |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n\nR  \nhttps://archive.org/details/toworld0000juan  \n# To WorldMundar\n\nMEXICO CITY/2004-2007  \nJUAN GELMAN  \nTranslated by  \nKATHERINE M.HEDEENand VíCTOR RoDRÍGUEZ NÚNEZ  \nSALT  \nCROMER  \nPUBLISHED BY SALT12 Norwich Road.Cromer NR270AX,United Kingdom  \n# All rights reserved\n\nThe Estate of Juan Gelman 2014English translations and introduction⑥Katherine M.Hedeen and Víctor Rodriguez-Núnez 2014  \nThe right of juan Gelman to be identified as the  \nauthor ofthis work has been asserted by his estates in accordancewith Section 77 of the Copyright,Designs and Patents Act 1988  \nThis book is in copyright.Subject to statutory exceptionand to provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements.no reproduction of any part may take place without 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