Maarten van Delden is a professor of Latin American literature at UCLA.

"Reality in Movement offers a bold and lucid discussion of Paz the essayist and literary figure. Armed with the same critical passion that was a hallmark of the Mexican poet's work, Maarten van Delden reveals aspects of Paz's oeuvre that have been neglected or intentionally overlooked by previous critics."—Malva Flores, author of Estrella de dos puntas: Octavio Paz y Carlos Fuentes, crónica de una amistad

• IntroductionChapter 1: The RebelChapter 2: RevolutionChapter 3: Mexico and the United StatesChapter 4: IndiaChapter 5: PsychoanalysisChapter 6: FeminismChapter 7: The LeftChapter 8: ConservatismChapter 9: PoeticsChapter 10: Octavio Paz as a Literary CharacterNotesBibliographyIndex

Maarten van Delden is a professor of Latin American literature at UCLA.

"Reality in Movement offers a bold and lucid discussion of Paz the essayist and literary figure. Armed with the same critical passion that was a hallmark of the Mexican poet's work, Maarten van Delden reveals aspects of Paz's oeuvre that have been neglected or intentionally overlooked by previous critics."—Malva Flores, author of Estrella de dos puntas: Octavio Paz y Carlos Fuentes, crónica de una amistad

• IntroductionChapter 1: The RebelChapter 2: RevolutionChapter 3: Mexico and the United StatesChapter 4: IndiaChapter 5: PsychoanalysisChapter 6: FeminismChapter 7: The LeftChapter 8: ConservatismChapter 9: PoeticsChapter 10: Octavio Paz as a Literary CharacterNotesBibliographyIndex

Maarten van Delden is a professor of Latin American literature at UCLA.

"Reality in Movement offers a bold and lucid discussion of Paz the essayist and literary figure. Armed with the same critical passion that was a hallmark of the Mexican poet's work, Maarten van Delden reveals aspects of Paz's oeuvre that have been neglected or intentionally overlooked by previous critics."—Malva Flores, author of Estrella de dos puntas: Octavio Paz y Carlos Fuentes, crónica de una amistad

• IntroductionChapter 1: The RebelChapter 2: RevolutionChapter 3: Mexico and the United StatesChapter 4: IndiaChapter 5: PsychoanalysisChapter 6: FeminismChapter 7: The LeftChapter 8: ConservatismChapter 9: PoeticsChapter 10: Octavio Paz as a Literary CharacterNotesBibliographyIndex