/lit/ - Literature

>>16881392
Nothing wrong with that

Just reminder to love our language
https://youtu.be/voKy_PnnDNo
https://youtu.be/tm_JN4DzZE8
https://youtu.be/cwNDNMik20k
https://youtu.be/cU-HpAi0W58
https://youtu.be/e3A-udlDxKk
https://youtu.be/nMdo2jvXnUo
We have a very rich tradition in both literature and philosophy.

>>16634639
>"epopeya contemporánea del mundo hispánico"
He doesn't mean it exactly in that sense, but in the sense that it is the greatest work written in spanish language, although there's something of that you mentioned too. You would have to watch the previous lectures, where he explains it in great detail.
About "hispanidad", it isn't only used among spaniards. There have been many intelectuals, artists and politicians who have refered to that term. For example, here >>16633142 I quoted the chilean historian Jaime Eyzaguirre, who drew heavily from that concept, which also influenced politicians like Perón or Bordaberry (despite what anyone might thinkof them). I would suggest you to read Maeztu's "En Defensa de la Hispanidad". And if most people on Latin America do not think about it is because most people here are not aware of it, and still believe in the spanish black legend, which has been debunked a lot times. There's some sort of fraternal feeling anyway, which you can see on all the panamericanist ideas.