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Does Latin America include Spanish literature as a part of their own literary tradition, or do their literary legacies only start upon the success of their respective independence movements?

>> No.19310336

do americans count british literature as a part of their culture

>> No.19310358

>>19310311
yes, cervantes is bolivian literature

>> No.19310373

>>19310311
No

>> No.19310395

>>19310311
>Does Latin America include Spanish literature as a part of their own literary tradition?
If it's from New Spain, yes. Sor Juana is considered a Mexican/Neo-Hispanic poet.

>> No.19310914

>>19310311
>Does Latin America include Spanish literature as a part of their own literary tradition
Yes. And specially in some countries the literary traditions tend to be somewhat, well, traditional, and they always go back to (older) Spanish literature. Although contemporary Spanish literature we really don't see as "ours" but as a separate, sister, tradition. The way we relate to the Spanish tradition is more or less similar to how the Irish relate to the English tradition, Borges even made the comparison once in one of his lectures.

>> No.19310972

>>19310358
Kek

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>>19310311
>Does Latin America include Spanish literature as a part of their own literary tradition
>>19310395
>>19310914
t. dumb gringos.

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>>19310311
>Does Latin America include Spanish literature as a part of their own literary tradition
Yes it does, here in school as well as University.
And when I mean Spanish Literature I nmean the writing (chronics, poetry, etc) from the Ages of the Conquest and the Colony.
>t. Peruvian.

>> No.19311011

>>19310974
I'm not a gringo.

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Yes, we consider in Chile the Araucana of Alonso de Ercilla as the foundational book of the chilean literature.

>> No.19311124

Brazillian literature is largely left-wing, and left-wing brazillians hate Portugal.
Don't know about Spain and the rest of them.

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>> No.19311371

>>19310311
No, we don't.

>> No.19311543

>>19311124
do right-wingers love Poortugal?

>> No.19311768

>>19310336
Only animal farm and 1984 and that's it.

>> No.19311796

>>19311180
¿Y qué opinas respecto a lo que el OP pregunta?

>> No.19311824

>>19310336
Yes, we do. We did not just craft a literary tradition out of thin air and up until Twain our tradition was quite British.

>> No.19312111

>>19310311
LatAm writers are obviously influenced by Spain's literature but I doubt anyone would group them together

>> No.19312128

>>19311543
They love moving to portugal (like the left-wingers)

>> No.19312141

Here in Brasil you are forced to learn about portuguese literature until the 19th century because its the time where romantists started to appear here

>> No.19313140

Grouping literature by countries is retarded. You should group literature by languages

>> No.19314333

>>19310311
Yes only there 60s commies started calling it latinamerican

>> No.19314349

>>19312141
Brasil is a country of niggers not related to south america, you cunt.

>> No.19315064

>>19313140
Luckily you can do that with pick related.