Diego and Larrea: letters of 1917
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https://doi.org/10.14672/3.2014.1055Abstract
Gerardo Diego and Juan Larrea, then recent graduates in Letters from the University of Deusto, began a correspondence in October 1916 that continued until Larrea's death in 1980 and which, due to its size and content, constitutes an essential document for the study of their respective works. The letters exchanged between the two friends in 1917 show the warmth of their friendship and reveal the literary and artistic concerns that the two young men shared in those first steps of their apprenticeship in poetry.
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