David Rosenmann-Taub (1927) es uno de los grandes poetas en la l�rica chilena contempor�nea. La primera edici�n de Cortejo y Epinicio se public� en 1949. La actual edici�n ha tenido tantos cambios que puede ser le�da como un libro absolutamente nuevo. Cortejo y Epinicio, por su autenticidad, maestr�a y lirismo, constituye una obra fundamental de cualquier lugar y de todo tiempo.

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David Rosenmann-Taub was born in Santiago de Chile in 1927. For the last two decades, he has lived in the United States. Cortejo y Epinicio (Cortege and Epinicion) was published in 1949 and received the prize of the Chilean Writers� Guild. In a country famous for its Nobel Prizes, Rosenmann-Taub was greeted as a new literary icon. Hern�n D�az Arrieta (Alone) wrote: "An entirely new star: unrelenting intensity, vehement vigor, an ability to elevate and poeticize even the most prosaic themes. You feel that you are in the middle of a jungle, always in lush foliage and deep terrain."

His nine subsequent published books (among them Los Despojos del Sol [The Spoils of the Sun], El Cielo en la Fuente [The Sky in the Fountain], La Enredadera del J�bilo [The Vine of Jubliance], and Los Surcos Inundados [The Flooded Furrows], which won the Premio Municipal) came out to critical acclaim and have become collectors�items. In 1978 the poet rewrote Cortejo y Epinicio and brought it out in a limited edition in Buenos Aires. LOM has now published the long-awaited third edition of this classic.

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