El Viajero. Sergio Pitol (1963-1988) - Lámbarry, Alejandro
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"This book addresses the life and work of Sergio Pitol during the years from 1963 to 1988. The research is based on the writer's personal archive - which is kept at Princeton University - the Foreign Relations archive, oral testimonies, bibliographic references and periodicals. The methodology we follow is the result of a conjunction between literary sociology, history and literary analysis. The years that this volume addresses are those of travel and stays abroad; those of creative learning, of writing all of his stories and a large part of his novels, and of the translation of authors until…mehr

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"This book addresses the life and work of Sergio Pitol during the years from 1963 to 1988. The research is based on the writer's personal archive - which is kept at Princeton University - the Foreign Relations archive, oral testimonies, bibliographic references and periodicals. The methodology we follow is the result of a conjunction between literary sociology, history and literary analysis. The years that this volume addresses are those of travel and stays abroad; those of creative learning, of writing all of his stories and a large part of his novels, and of the translation of authors until then unknown to the Spanish-speaking public. Pitol became one of the most original and innovative authors of the Mexican literary tradition and this book explains his journey"--
Autorenporträt
Alejandro Lambarry es profesor-investigador en el Departamento de Filosofia y Letras de la Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla. Es autor del libro de ensayos Las ruinas de Babel. Escritores extranjeros en Mexico, las biografias Jorge Ibarguengoitia: un escritor entre ruinas y Augusto Monterroso, en busca del dinosaurio, y el libro de critica literaria El otro radical. La voz animal en la literatura hispanoamericana. Obtuvo el Premio Bellas Artes de Ensayo Literario Malcolm Lowry en 2023.