Soledades

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Soledades is a highly influential Baroque Spanish poem by Luis de Góngora, renowned for its complex, ornate language and central role in the culteranismo literary style.

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instanceOf Baroque poem
Spanish literary work
poem
alsoKnownAs Las Soledades NERFINISHED
associatedWith Gongorism NERFINISHED
author Luis de Góngora NERFINISHED
centralRoleIn development of culteranismo
completionStatus unfinished
controversy criticized by contemporaries for obscurity
countryOfOrigin Spain
dateOfComposition circa 1613
firstPartTitle Soledad primera NERFINISHED
form narrative poem
genre lyric poetry
hasCriticalReception considered one of the most difficult works in Spanish literature
regarded as a masterpiece of Baroque poetry
influenced Spanish Baroque poetry
later Spanish lyric poets
language Spanish
literaryMovement culteranismo
literaryPeriod Spanish Baroque NERFINISHED
literaryTradition Renaissance and Baroque epic
pastoral poetry
mainCharacter a shipwrecked young man
meter silva
narrativeMode third-person narration
numberOfCompletedParts 2
numberOfPlannedParts 4
praisedFor imagery
innovative poetic language
secondPartTitle Soledad segunda NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic complex syntax
elaborate metaphors
extensive use of Latinisms
hyperbaton
mythological allusions
ornate language
theme contrast between court and countryside
exile and wandering
nature
pastoral life
solitude
verseForm hendecasyllabic and heptasyllabic lines

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Luis de Góngora notableWork Soledades