Jorge de Lima in the circuit of Afro-Hispanic poetry
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https://doi.org/10.7203/diablotexto.12.25301Keywords:
Jorge de Lima, Hispano-American dialogues, Afro-Hispanic poetry, Afro-Brazilian poetry, literary circulation
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This article seeks to map the Spanish-American dialogues of the Brazilian poet Jorge de Lima (1893-1953), based on a survey of translations and critical reception of his work in Spanish, especially his Afro-regional poetry. At the same time, this approach confronts the Hispanic-American reception with the changes that occurred in his Afro-regional poetry between the 1920s and 1940s, in view of the growing circulation of Afro-Hispanic poetry in Brazil. This article is the partial result of ongoing research, linked to the collective project Ibero-American Cultural Geography: Landscapes, Contact, Languages.
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Vagner Camilo, Universidade de São Paulo
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