Lecturas hispánicas desde el Río de la Plata: la revista Filología (1949-1973)
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The most significant collaborations in the journal Filología (published
by the Instituto de Filología, Universidad de Buenos Aires) are the critical
readings on Spanish literature. In this period, from 1950 to the early ‘70s, there is an increasing participation of Argentine collaborators, and
the journal becomes a legitimized space for dissemination of Hispanic
studies. The corpus of texts and Spanish authors studied throughout the
issues of the journal gives an account of selection and omission processes
involved in the shaping of a Hispanic literary canon, which allow
to examine its connections and ways of circulation in the Argentine
academic scope.
by the Instituto de Filología, Universidad de Buenos Aires) are the critical
readings on Spanish literature. In this period, from 1950 to the early ‘70s, there is an increasing participation of Argentine collaborators, and
the journal becomes a legitimized space for dissemination of Hispanic
studies. The corpus of texts and Spanish authors studied throughout the
issues of the journal gives an account of selection and omission processes
involved in the shaping of a Hispanic literary canon, which allow
to examine its connections and ways of circulation in the Argentine
academic scope.
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Elizalde, M. E. (2013). Lecturas hispánicas desde el Río de la Plata:
la revista Filología (1949-1973). Olivar. Revista De Literatura Y Cultura Españolas, 14(19). Retrieved from https://www.olivar.fahce.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/OLIv14n19a06
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