<b>Dos poemas</b> // Two Poems

Authors

  • Lilianet Brintrup Hertling University of Humboldt, California

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37536/ECOZONA.2017.8.1.1372

Abstract

Resumen

      Poemas.

 

Abstract

      Poems.

 

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Author Biography

Lilianet Brintrup Hertling, University of Humboldt, California

LILIANET BRINTRUP HERTLING nació en Chile, en la provincia de Llanquihue y reside en Estados Unidos desde 1981. Enseña Lengua Española y Literatura Hispanoamericana en la Universidad de Humboldt en California.  Obtuvo su Doctorado en The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.  Su especialización es sobre Literatura de Viaje del Siglo XIX.  Su escritura se centra en poesía y en investigación literaria de viajes de importantes viajeros como Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna, Vicente Pérez Rosales, María Graham, Gustavo Verniory, Rodolfo Amando Philippi Krumwiede, Paul Treutler, Ignacio Domeyko entre otros, de los cuales ha escrito más de 40 artículos, publicados en distintas revistas especializadas. Es autora de 2 libros sobre viajes y viajeros. Es autora de Crónicas de sus propios viajes a México, al Tíbet, y Estados Unidos, y de varias Reseñas de textos literarios. Es autora de 5 poemarios: En tierra Firme, Amor y Caos, El Libro Natural, Quiebres en California, y uno inédito: Chile, en particular. Ha sido Presidenta y organizadora de 6 Congresos Internacionales de Poesía: en España, Chile, Hungría, Canadá, Norte de México, y en Ciudad de México. Ha sido Presidenta y organizadora de 7 Congresos Internacionales e Interdisciplinarios en honor al viajero de las Américas Alexander von Humboldt (en USA, México, China, Alemania, Marruecos, Chile).  Actualmente se encuentra investigando sobre la inmigración alemana en Chile, Siglo XIX.

 

LILIANET BRINTRUP HERTLING was born in Chile, in the Llanquihue province, and has resided in the United States since 1981.  She teaches Hispanic Language and Hispanic-American Literature at the University of Humboldt in California. She obtained her doctorate at The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Her specialization is in Travel Literature from the nineteenth century. Her writing centers on poetry and in literary investigations of travel of major travelers such as Benjamín Vicuña Mackenna, Vicente Pérez Rosales, María Graham, Gustavo Verniory, Rodolfo Amando Philippi Krumwiede, Paul Treutler, Ignacio Domeyko among others, of which she has authored more than forty articles, published in various specialist magazines.  She is the author of two books about travel and travelers. She is also the author of chronicles of her own journeys to Mexico, Tibet, and The United States, and various reviews of literary texts. She is the author of five books of poems: in particular, En tierra Firme, Amor y Caos, El Libro Natural, Quiebres en California, and the unpublished Chile. She has been president and organizer of six International Congresses on Poetry: in Spain, Chile, Hungry, Canada, the North of Mexico, and Mexico City. She has been president and organizer of seven International and Interdisciplinary Congresses in honor of the traveler of the Americas, Alexander von Humboldt, (in the USA, Mexico, China, Germany, Morocco, and Chile).  Currently, she is investigating 19th century German immigration to Chile.

 

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Published

2017-04-27

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 1 (2017): South Atlantic Ecocriticism

Section

Creative Writing and Arts

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