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Mexico City Blues je báseň amerického spis … Mexico City Blues je báseň amerického spisovatele Jacka Kerouaca, složená z 242 slok, která byla vydána knižně. Každá sloka je napsána na nové stránce a zároveň každé číslo stránky odpovídá číslu sloky. Básně spolu zdánlivě nesouvisí, ale tvoří celek. Dle vlastních slov se v této básni snažil Kerouac vyjádřit jazzovou hudbu a báseň ji měla připomínat, měla být jako jazz. Báseň názorně ukazuje mnohé metody spontnánního psaní, pro Kerouaca tolik typické. Byla vydána roku 1959, česky dosud nebyla publikována.roku 1959, česky dosud nebyla publikována.
, Mexico City Blues is a poem published by J … Mexico City Blues is a poem published by Jack Kerouac in 1959 composed of 242 "choruses" or stanzas. Written between 1954 and 1957, the poem is the product of Kerouac's spontaneous prose, his Buddhism, and his disappointment at his failure to publish a novel between 1950's The Town and the City and 1957's On the Road. Town and the City and 1957's On the Road.
, Mexico City Blues es un poema publicado po … Mexico City Blues es un poema publicado por Jack Kerouac en 1959, compuesto por 242 "coros" o stanzas. Con esta publicación, su autor deseaba incluirse en la corriente de la . La mayor parte de sus poemas fueron escritos en un lapso de tres semanas en 1955 en México, acompañado de William Burroughs.n México, acompañado de William Burroughs.
, Mexico City Blues est un recueil de poèmes … Mexico City Blues est un recueil de poèmes écrits par l'écrivain américain d'origine franco-canadienne Jack Kerouac, publié en 1959. Il est composé de 242 chorus ou strophes. Le style est inspiré du rythme du jazz et du bebop. La plupart des poèmes du recueil ont été écrits durant l’été 1955, en trois semaines, à Mexico, en compagnie de William Garver, ami de Kerouac.mpagnie de William Garver, ami de Kerouac.
, Mexico City Blues è un poema pubblicato da … Mexico City Blues è un poema pubblicato da Jack Kerouac nel 1959 (ma in realtà scritto nel 1955) composto da 242 "cori" o paragrafi, brevi ed intensi episodi poetici dai quali emerge fortemente lo stile definito "prosa spontanea" o "prosodia bop" che hanno reso celebre lo scrittore, il quale definiva se stesso non come tale, ma piuttosto come un compositore jazz. Il libro è inoltre la sua prima opera poetica pubblicata .re la sua prima opera poetica pubblicata .
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