This article intends to approach the peculiarities of Pablo Neruda as a reader, on the basis of his dual status of reader who makes a free and deliberate use of texts, and as a reader that neglects the intellectuality of books. In this light, two aspects of Neruda's readings are examined: those associated with the literary tradition which the poet calls "the forest of literature", and extra-literary readings related to varied disciplines and the history of knowledge. The article also discusses the transition between textual reading and the reading of the world in Neruda.
Oses, D. (2011). Blood and sound. Revista Chilena De Literatura, (79). Retrieved from https://revistaliteratura.uchile.cl/index.php/RCL/article/view/17160
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