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THE EPISTOLARY WEBS OF JOSÉ ENRIQUE RODÓ AS A TESTIMONY OF THE REVISTA NACIONAL DE LITERATURA Y CIENCIAS SOCIALES (1895-1897)

Authors: Santos, Elisângela da Silva;

THE EPISTOLARY WEBS OF JOSÉ ENRIQUE RODÓ AS A TESTIMONY OF THE REVISTA NACIONAL DE LITERATURA Y CIENCIAS SOCIALES (1895-1897)

Abstract

Neste texto temos como objetivo revisitar um momento chave do diálogo epistolar do pensador uruguaio José Enrique Rodó (1871-1917): o interregno 1895-1897, período em que a atuação do então jovem escritor estava voltada ao projeto editorial da Revista Nacional de Literatura y Ciencias Sociales. Localizando Rodó no epicentro da teia de relacionamento construída em torno das cartas e da Revista Nacional, analisaremos como as correspondências recebidas por ele, conservadas em seu Arquivo, podem ser lidas como legitimadoras de sua trajetória no exercício pedagógico da crítica literária, ao mesmo tempo em que denunciam sua atuação como uma potência intelectual para autores de diversas partes do continente, interessados em compartilhar ideias e projetos em prol da produção do conhecimento sobre a América Latina naquele momento.

In this article we aim to revisit a key moment in the epistolary dialogue of the Uruguayan thinker José Enrique Rodó (1871-1917): the interregnum 1895-1897, a period in which the work of the then young writer was turned to the editorial project of the Revista Nacional de Literatura y Ciencias Sociales. By placing Rodó at the epicenter of the relationship web built around the missives and the Revista Nacional, we will analyze how the correspondences received by him, kept in his Archive, can be read as legitimizers of his trajectory in the pedagogical exercise of literary criticism, and at the same time, they reveal his performance as an intellectual power for authors from different parts of the continent, interested in sharing ideas and projects in favor of the production of knowledge about Latin America at that time.

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arquivo, Latin America, archive, José Enrique Rodó, América Latina, correspondences, Revista Nacional de Literatura y Ciencias Sociales, correspondências

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