Federico More y la formación de la tradición literaria en el Perú

Abstract

his  article  discusses  the  literary  work  of  Federico  More  (1889-1955). Specifically,  discusses  his  proposal  for  the  formation of  the  literary tradition  in  Peru.  As  everyone  knows,  More  participated in  the  first debate  on  Peruvian  literature  between  1905  and  1928  where  he  also did  hear  his  opinion  among  others  like  José  de  la  Riva-Agüero,  José Gálvez, Luis Alberto Sánchez, José Carlos Mariátegui, Charles Doig and Lora,  Clemente  Palma,  Enrique  Ramírez  and  Demetrio  Tovar.  Indeed, the puneño essayist wrote in Buenos Aires one of the founders papers of criticism and literary studies among us entitled “In an essay on the literatures of Peru” which was published in the literary supplement of The Journal of the Marine, Havana on November 23, 1924 and then reprinted in fragments in the newspaper El Norte de Trujillo in 1924 and number 34  of  the  magazine Kosko  of  Cuzco  on  March  7,  1925  (Rodríguez  Rea, 2002: 99-113). A variant of this same essay entitled synthesizer: “Sync Abelardo Gamarra, Manuel González Prada and Ricardo Palma. The three writers who best expressed condense and literature of Republican Peru “was published by Francisco Igartua in his book Wanderings of Federico More (1994: 95-117).