The perpetual present; the poetry and prose of Octavio Paz.
Ivask, Ivar,1927-comp.
University of Oklahoma.Department of Modern Languages.
Norman, University of Oklahoma Press
[1973]
Includes papers originally presented at a Paz conference sponsored by the Dept. of Modern Languages of the University of Oklahoma and Books abroad.
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Paz, Octavio, 1914-1998.