The Novel in Latin America
Panoramas 1920-1980

Name: The Novel in Latin America
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Ángel Rama (1926-1983) was one of Latin America's most important literary critics. A journalist, professor, editor, compiler, and polemicist, this Uruguayan intellectual is a unique figure on the 20th-century Latin American cultural horizon. He founded and directed Editorial Arca, was a columnist for the Montevideo magazine Marcha, lived in exile, and taught at various universities in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. He founded the Biblioteca Ayacucho. Rama understood literature as being linked to social, political, and ideological processes, and his work serves as a shining example of critical intelligence. His books opened up a field of research that has significantly transcended the conceptual paradigm of literary studies.

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SKU: 978-956-8421-12-0 Category: Literature

The Novel in Latin America Panoramas 1920-1980

Autor	Angel Rama
Portada	Ver portada
Year	08-2008
Nº de páginas	565
ISBN	978-956-8421-12-0
Intellectual Property Registration	172024
ISBN digital	978-956-8421-95-3

Angel Rama

Uruguay. He was one of the most important literary critics in Latin America. A journalist, professor, editor, compiler, and polemicist, this Uruguayan intellectual is a singular figure on the Latin American cultural landscape of the 20th century. He studied at the Sorbonne, directed the Department of Latin American Literature at the University of Montevideo, founded and directed Editorial Arca, was a columnist for the magazine Marcha in Montevideo, later lived in exile, and taught at various universities in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. In Caracas, he founded the Biblioteca Ayacucho. Rama understood literature as intrinsically linked to social, political, and ideological processes, and his work is a prime example of critical intelligence. His books opened up a field of research that has significantly surpassed the conceptual paradigm of literary studies.

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