gabriel celaya造句

• Among the writers associated with the movement are 羘gel Crespo, Gloria Fuertes, Juan Eduardo Cirlot, and Gabriel Celaya.
• In 1946, he published the prose book " Tentativas " in which he signed as Gabriel Celaya for the first time.
• "' Juan Gabriel Celaya "'( born 14 February 1992 ) is an Argentine professional defender for Argentine Primera Divisi髇 club Arsenal de Sarand? on loan from Primera B Nacional side Villa D醠mine.
• Rosa Chacel, Gloria Fuertes, Jaime Gil de Biedma, Juan Goytisolo, Carmen Mart韓 Gaite, Ana Mar韆 Matute, Juan Mars? Blas de Otero, Gabriel Celaya, Antonio Gamoneda, Rafael S醤chez Ferlosio or Ignacio Aldecoa.
• Poems by Jos?Hierro, Blas de Otero, and Gabriel Celaya were more direct, penning poems with such transparent titles as  Canto a Espa馻 " ( Hierro ),  A la inmensa mayor韆 " ( Otero ), or  La poes韆 es un arma cargada de futuro " ( Celaya ).
• The " Epistolario del exilio " ( Letters from Exile ) of Max Aub, referring to internal exile, collects the letters of Gabriel Celaya Luis Landinez Gloria Fuertes, Aleixandre, Jos?Agust韓 Goytisolo and Luis Goytisolo, Gil Albert, Jose Luis Lopez Aranguren Jos?Carlos Mainer, Roman Gubern, Ana Mar韆 Matute, and others.
• Something similar happened with the explicit position of a remarkable group of poets to " uproot " ( D醡aso Alonso's expression ) and leave the " garcilasista aesthetic ", named after the official youth magazine " Garcilaso-Juventud creadora " : Luis Rosales, Luis Felipe Vivanco, Leopoldo Panero, in favour of social poetry ( magazine " Espada馻 ", from 1944 to 1951 ) : Eugenio de Nora, Victoriano Cr閙er, who is associated with the subsequent careers of Gabriel Celaya and Blas de Otero, usually identified with the internal exiles, or a group of novelists labelled " tremendistas " ( Tremendismo literary movement ) : Camilo Jos?Cela, " La familia de Pascual Duarte " ( 1942 ), Rafael Garc韆 Serrano, Luis Land韓ez, Dar韔 Fern醤dez Fl髍ez.