Ultraist
Ultraism was a literary movement that emerged in Spain in the early 20th century, primarily between 1918 and 1922. It was founded by the Spanish poet Guillermo de Torre and gained significant traction with the support of writers like Jorge Luis Borges, who later became a globally renowned figure. Ultraism sought to break away from the traditional poetic forms and themes that had dominated Spanish literature.
The movement's core tenets emphasized innovation and a radical departure from past literary conventions. Key characteristics
Ultraism's visual and typographical experimentation was also notable, with poems often arranged in unconventional layouts on