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José-Miguel Ullán (October 30, 1944 – May 23, 2009) was a Spanish television journalist, writer and poet.

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rdfs:label	José-Miguel Ullán (de) José-Miguel Ullán (eu) José-Miguel Ullán (es) José-Miguel Ullán (it) José-Miguel Ullán (en)
rdfs:comment	José-Miguel Ullán (* 30. Oktober 1944 in Villarino de los Aires, Provinz Salamanca; † 23. Mai 2009 in Madrid) war ein spanischer Dichter, Kunsthistoriker und Journalist. (de) José-Miguel Ullán (Villarino de los Aires, Salamanca, 30 de octubre de 1944 - Madrid, 23 de mayo de 2009) fue un poeta español. Estudió en Salamanca y Madrid. Durante la última década de la dictadura franquista, vivió exiliado en Francia. (1966-1976), siguió los cursos de Pierre Vilar, Roland Barthes y Lucien Goldmann en la École pratique des hautes études (París). En 1968 fue incluido en la Antología de la nueva poesía española. (es) José-Miguel Ullán (October 30, 1944 – May 23, 2009) was a Spanish television journalist, writer and poet. (en) José-Miguel Ullán (Villarino de los Aires, Salamanca, 1944ko urriaren 30a - Madril, 2009ko maiatzaren 23a) espainiar poeta eta prosalaria izan zen. Parisen bizi izan zen urteetan, France Culture irratiko gaztelaniazko programetan lan egin zuen. Espainiara itzuli zenean, soldadutza egitera behartu zuten, eta esperientzia atsekabegarri horren berri eman zuen Soldadesca (1977) liburuan. Kritikak poesia sozialaren barruan sailkatzen ditu Ullánen lehen liburuak: El jornal (1965), Amor peninsular (1965) eta Un humano poder (1966). Gizarte-kritikarako sena galdu gabe, abangoardiazko forma poetikoetara jo zuen gero: Maniluvios (1972), Frases (1976) eta, batez ere, De un caminante enfermo que se enamoró donde fue hospedado (1976). Azken liburu horrek, zeina poesia bisualtzat eta testu collagetzat h (eu) José-Miguel Ullán (Villarino de los Aires, 30 ottobre 1944 – Madrid, 23 maggio 2009) è stato un poeta e scrittore spagnolo. Studiò a Salamanca e Madrid. Durante l'ultimo decennio della dittatura franchista, visse esiliato in Francia. (1966-1976), seguì i corsi di Pierre Vilar, Roland Barthes e Lucien Goldmann nella École pratique des hautes études (Parigi). Nel momento della sua dipartita risiedeva a Madrid. Ha curato la collana Poesía Cátedra ed è stato direttore editoriale di Ave del Paraíso. (it)
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