Ángel Rama
Ángel Rama (1926-1983) was a Uruguayan literary critic, essayist, and editor, known for his studies on Latin American literature and his focus on the relationship between culture and society. His work centered on literature, cultural criticism, and the analysis of power structures in literary production.
Among his most influential works is La ciudad letrada (1984), where he analyzes the role of intellectuals in Latin America. Also notable are Transculturación narrativa en América Latina (1982) and Los gauchipolíticos rioplatenses (1984), in which he addresses the cultural and literary dynamics of the region. His legacy has been fundamental in Latin American studies, leaving a mark on literary criticism and the sociology of literature.
Among his most influential works is La ciudad letrada (1984), where he analyzes the role of intellectuals in Latin America. Also notable are Transculturación narrativa en América Latina (1982) and Los gauchipolíticos rioplatenses (1984), in which he addresses the cultural and literary dynamics of the region. His legacy has been fundamental in Latin American studies, leaving a mark on literary criticism and the sociology of literature.
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