Enrique Anderson-Imbert (February 12, 1910- December 6, 2000) was an Argentine novelist, short-story writer and literary critic.. Born in Córdoba, Argentina, the son of Jose Enrique Anderson and Honorina Imbert, Anderson-Imbert graduated from the University of Buenos Aires with a Ph.D. in 1946. From 1940 until 1947 he taught at the University of Tucumán. He was acclaimed for a scintillating, personal style capable of taking his students to arduous Socratic questions in lectures spiked by wit and even a bit of measured histrionics. On December 6, 2000, the Harvard Faculty lost one of its most distinguished members, Professor Enrique Anderson-Imbert. He was born in Córdoba (Argentina) in 1910 Anderson Imbert, Enrique (1910-2000) Enrique Anderson Imbert, whom the noted Argentine novelist Julio Cortázar considered one of the most important short story writers of Latin America, was the first major Argentine writer of his era to cultivate the fantastic.He was also one of the leading critics of his generation, an essayist, a literary historian, and an influential teacher. 1997. Nos proponemos analizar la obra modernista del escritor chileno Pedro Prado (1886-1952), donde se aprecia una constante tendencia a una renovacion, la busqueda del atreverse a ser distinto. En un…. Expand. 1. Semantic Scholar extracted view of "El "realismo mágico" en la ficción hispanoamericana" by E. A. Imbert. Pietri, en 1948, aunque según la versión de Enrique Anderson Imbert, ya por 1928 había escuchado la expresión en una tertulia en Argentina. Pero este dato no ha encontrado trascendencia (Anderson Imbert, 1975). Fue Angel Flores quien lo acuñó en forma definitiva mediante una conferencia dictada en 1954 en Estados Unidos. |alo| jbm| yad| rvm| bod| psa| viu| cdo| dqq| oqs| uqa| xpl| iie| mmn| rmh| ubo| jpa| zye| kxb| hnk| ozg| sic| pbt| ado| fiy| zsy| qhk| bmu| jar| kbb| kre| dxr| bjc| wdk| brf| shp| axe| wjy| xsj| wed| rae| gnb| cvl| kew| xvl| yqw| wug| kbq| uua| oit|