Hugo Mujica is an author of vast interests, whose work draws from his studies in Fine Arts, Philosophy, Philosophical Anthropology, and Theology. These diverse influences are reflected in his output, spanning philosophy, anthropology, narrative fiction, and mysticism, but most notably poetry. His life experiences and travels serve as the primary material for his writing, including his time as a visual artist participating in the 1960s New York scene. Mujica's writing is characterized by its synthesis of philosophical inquiry with poetic sensibility and lived experience.
Hugo Mujica, a prominent Argentine poet and intellectual, presents a bilingual collection of his acclaimed poetry, showcasing his mastery in blending ideas and emotions. This edition offers English-speaking readers their first opportunity to explore his work, highlighting the synthesis of truth and beauty that characterizes his writing. With poetry published in 15 countries, Mujica's voice resonates across cultures, making this selection a significant contribution to contemporary literature.
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Más que un libro de filosofía sobre la obra de Heidegger, la obra constituye «una leyenda escrita desde la obra de Heidegger, escrita en el vecinazgo de la filosofía con la en la prosa poética». Para ello, el autor recorre la obra de Heidegger a través de la figura arquetípica del poeta, que inicia la segunda etapa del filósofo alemán y marcará su forma de pensar hasta el final.