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Julio Neira 
La literatura nace con el mito, en tanto relato de una cosmovisión, y especialmente la poesía se ha nutrido de la mitología en todo su desarrollo. En España ha sido así sobre todo en épocas como los siglos de Oro, en que las Metamorfosis de Ovidio tuvo una amplia repercusión. También la poesía española contemporánea presenta esta influencia, incluso en los periodos en que el realismo y la conciencia social eran predominantes. En este artículo se repasa minuciosamente la presencia continuada y abundante de los mitos en la poesía de José Manuel Caballero Bonald a lo largo de toda su trayectoria. Literature is born with myth, as a story of the cosmos, and poetry has been particularly linked to mythology along the years. In Spain, was mainly so in the Golden Age, when Ovid’s Metamorphoses had a wide impact. Spanish contemporary poetry also has this influence, even in periods when realism and social consciousness were predominant. This paper closely studies the ample presence of the myths in the poetry of José Manuel Caballero Bonald.
Literature is born with myth, as a story of the cosmos, and poetry has been particularly linked to mythology along the years. In Spain, was mainly so in the Golden Age, when Ovid’s Metamorphoses had a wide impact. Spanish contemporary poetry also has this influence, even in periods when realism and social consciousness were predominant. This paper closely studies the ample presence of the myths in the poetry of José Manuel Caballero Bonald.
