Aurora de Albornoz (January 22, 1926 - June 6, 1990) was born in Luarca, Asturias, Spain. As a young man, he lived in Luarca with his parents, sister, and extended family, during the Spanish Civil War from 1936 to 1939 - an event that inspired his poetry later.
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His family is a family of famous poets and politicians. His grandfather and father were famous local poets. His father's uncle, ÃÆ'lvaro de Albornoz y Liminiana, was minister of the Justice Department of the government of the Republic of Spain until the Civil War. Finally, he became president of the government of the Spanish Republic in exile in Paris and Mexico replaced by Franco dictatorship. Concha de Albornoz, daughter of Albornoz y Liminiana, is a scholar and teacher who is considered the frontline of the modern Spanish feminist literary movement. In 1959, his uncle, Severo Ochoa de Albornoz (who fled Spain with a Republican passport) while living and working in the United States, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine with Arthur Kornberg to interpret the RNA.
His family has been involved in business in Puerto Rico since the 1890s. In 1944, 18-year-old Albornoz moved with the de Albornoz family to San Juan. There he began his formal academic education which resulted in an MA from the University of Puerto Rico. At the time, he was studying under the guidance of Nobel Laureate Andalucian, Juan RamÃÆ'³n JimÃÆ'Â © nez.
In August 1950, de Albornoz married Jorge Enjuto Bernal, from Andalusia, in Puerto Rico. Like de Albornoz, Enjuto Bernal comes from a Republican family who live outside of Spain. His father, Federico Enjuto FerrÃÆ'¡n, was a Republican court judge who was involved in the trial of General JosÃÆ'Â © Antonio Primo de Rivera, founder of Falange, a fascist party in Spain. After living together in Puerto Rico and for a short time in Kansas and Paris, the marriage was dissolved in 1967.
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Careers
Also at this time he began to teach. In 1955, he was awarded a scholarship to study comparative literature at the Sorbonne in Paris.
From 1955 to 1957, de Albornoz returned to Europe to continue his studies in Paris with José BergamÃÆ'n, a renowned Spanish poet and critic who lived in exile. He then went on to Spain, to complete his doctorate at the University of Salamanca. De Albornoz's scientific work is performed almost exclusively for Spanish escritores exiliados.
Among other publications, in 1961, de Albornoz was published, in Puerto Rico, the compilation of the poisoned poem Antonio Machado is not allowed to be published in Franco Spain. (Machado himself had died in exile in 1939 in Collioure, France).
After receiving his degree in 1966, he returned to Puerto Rico to become a professor at the University of Puerto Rico.
Around 1968, de Albornoz returned to Madrid where he taught at the Universidad AutÃÆ'³noma (Department of Humanities) and at the University of New York in Spain. In addition to being a professor and poet, Albornoz is now a renowned scholar. He has been an important authority over the works of Miguel de Unamuno, Pablo Neruda, Cesar Vallejo, RosalÃÆ'a de Castro, Federico GarcÃÆ'a Lorca and especially Antonio Machado, Juan RamÃÆ'³n JimÃÆ' © nez, and Josà ©  © Hierro. As already stated, his interest is naturally expanded into the work of exiled Spanish poets such as JosÃÆ'Ã… © BergamÃÆ'n in Paris, Rafael Alberti in Argentina, and LeÃÆ'³n Felipe and Juan Rejano in Mexico.
He is a permanent member of the jury for the Antonio Machado International Prize awarded annually in Collioure, France.
Across Spain - and in America, too - de Albornoz teaches many courses, participates in many congresses, seminars, and writers meetings; he collaborated on cultural activities related to scholarships and writing - such as the establishment of journals, magazines, newspapers, radio programs, awards, and literary groups.
De Albornoz is called to introduce, lead, or read with the rise of Spanish voices such as Claudio RodrÃÆ'guez, Josà ©  © Manuel Caballero Bonald, JosÃÆ' © RamÃÆ'³n Ripoll, Fanny Rubio, ÃÆ' lvaro Salvador, Cuban scholar JosÃÆ' © Olivio JimÃÆ' © nez , American scholar Shirley Mangini, Juan MacÃÆ'as, and Luis GarcÃÆ'a Montero.
Death and inheritance
On June 6, 1990, Aurora de Albornoz, at the age of 64, died at his apartment in Madrid. He was struck by a cerebral hemorrhage while speaking on the phone with JosÃÆ'Ã… © FernÃÆ'¡ndez de Albornoz, his American nephew. He was with Scott Hightower, a United States (Texas) poet who lives in Manhattan), just visited him.
In addition to a large number of important work in books, anthologies, and newspapers, de Albornoz has published eleven books of poetry. He is an innovative poet who incorporates prose poetry, collage, and other modern techniques into his work. His style has a connection to the general movement of Spanish writing towards "fantastic realism." His work had a special interest as he stretched through the Civil War, Generation '50, and the next generation voiced the experience of exiliados - outcasts.
Bibliography
Cambolk Pandiella, Begoà ± a, Selected bibliography from Aurora de Albornoz , in Words collected for Aurora de Albornoz , Oviedo, Universidad, 2007, p. 183-187.
The works of Aurora de Albornoz
Original work Armin fog, Santander, Hermanos Bedia, 1957. (The shortest edition, San Juan de Puerto Rico, Coayuco, 1955).
Important works
1) Study
- Prehistoric Antonio Machado , Puerto Rico, University, 1961.
- Poem war by Antonio Machado , San Juan, Asomante, 1961.
- The presence of Miguel de Unamuno at Antonio Machado , Madrid, Gredos, 1967.
- "Poems from Pilgrim Spain, Incomplete Chronicle", in The Spanish Exile of 1939 , vol. IV, Madrid, Taurus, 1977, pp. 11-108.
- Towards created reality , Barcelona, ​​PenÃÆ'nsula, 1979. [Including:.. "A few years  ± history of os and literature A book from Alfonso Sastre", "the Spanish  ± a peregrine A book of Lorenzo Varela "" look of Juan Rejano "" approach to poa work  © tica from JosÃÆ'  © Iron "" Josà ©  © Manuel Caballero Bonald: word as alucinÃÆ'³geno "" Antonio Machado: from my portfolio theory and creation "," The "collage-advertising" at Juan Ramón Jimà © nez "," Around "new book" by Juan Ramón Jimà © nez "," Logic Diamond Intan Cà © sar Vallejo (Trilce, LVIII) "and" On Rafael Street Alberti "] Josà © Hierro, Madrid, JÃÆ'ºcar, 1982.
- "Presences of Antonio Machado in Spain  ± pilgrims" Proceedings of the International Congress "Antonio Machado towards Europe" , Madrid, Visor, 1993, pp.Ã, 233-241.
2) Prolog and edition
- "Preface", in Alfonso Sastre, lÃÆ'ºgubres Nights , Madrid, JÃÆ'ºcar, 1973.
- Jimà © nez, Juan Ramón, New Antiquaria, preliminary study and selection of Aurora de Albornoz , Barcelona, ​​PenÃnulaula, 1973.
- "A Tale of Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez: the most beautiful world of drowning" in the VVAA commentary, text 2. GaldÃÆ'³s for GarcÃa Márquez, Madrid, Castalia, 1974, p. 283-316.
- Jimà © nez, Juan Ramón, On the other hand, the first edition was prepared and started by Aurora de Albornoz, Madrid, JÃÆ'ºcar, 1974.
- Machado, Antonio, Prose antology, Aurora de Albornoz edition , Madrid, Notebook for Dialog, 1979.
- Hierro, JosÃÆ'Â ©, Anthology, selection and introduction of Aurora de Albornoz , Madrid, Viewer, 1980.
- Neruda, Pablo, PoesÃÆ'as escogidas, preface by Aurora de Albornoz , Madrid, Aguilar, 1980.
- "Preface" in Jima  © nez, Juan Ramon, sad Arias , Madrid, Taurus, 1981, pp.Ã, 9-45.
- Jimà © nez, Juan Ramón, Espacio, edition of Aurora de Albornoz , Madrid, Editora Nacional, 1982.
- Juan Ramon Jimenez  © nez, Madrid, Taurus, 1983. (Including, in addition to a selection of articles from various authors, his work "The" collage-announcement "in Juan Ramon Jimenez  © nez")
- Alberti, Rafael, Thirteen bands and forty-eight stars, a preliminary study of Aurora de Albornoz , Madrid, Espasa Calpe, 1985.
3) Edition with others
- andra â € ° S, ELENA, Chile in the heart: Tribute to Pablo Neruda , Barcelona, ​​PenÃÆ'nsula, 1975 .
- RodrÃÆ' GUEZ-LUIS, July, SensemayÃÆ'¡: black poetry in the Spanish-speaking world (anthology), Madrid, Origins, 1980 .
- TORRE, GUILLERMO DE, Antonio Machado. Poetry and prose , Buenos Aires, Notebook for Dialog, 1964.
Working Acerca de Albornoz
- Anah "Nimo" Juan Ramon Jimenez © nez. New antolojÃÆ'a " nsula , 320-321 (July-August 1973), P.A 33.
- CABALLERO BONALD, JosÃÆ' â € ° MANUEL, "Memory Justice" La Torre , 21 (Jan-Mar 1992), pp.Ã, 5-8.
- Campos, JORGE, "Balance and exposure of black poetry" nsula , 409 (December 1980), P.A 11.
- Cano, JosÃÆ' â € ° LUIS, "Aurora de Albornoz: to the created reality" nsula , 400-401 (Mar-April 1980), pp.Ã, 20-21
- _____, "Aurora de Albornoz: poem JosÃÆ' Â © Iron" nsula , 427 (June 1982), pp.Ã, 8-9 .
- DÃÆ' AZ QUIÃÆ''ONES, Arcadio, "The exile tradition of Aurora de Albornoz" in The broken memory , San Juan Puerto Rico, Hurricane, 1993, pp.Ã, 101-107.
- FERNA NDEZ Albornoz, JosÃÆ' â € ° LUIS, "Aurora de Albornoz Bibliography" La Torre , 21 (Jan-Mar 1992), pp.Ã, 175-177.
- GONZALEZ, Rigoberto, "Aurora de Albornoz," "Harriet" Poem of the Cite Blog Foundation, posted Dec. 10. 2007.
- Gonza lez Bada FRAGA, CONCEPCIÃÆ' "N," From the created reality. The fabulada narrative at Aurora de Albornoz "at Aurora de Albornoz, Spring White , Granada, TraspiÃÆ'Â © s, 2005, pp. 7-14.
- Gulla "N, RICARDO," Aurora Puerto Rico down "at Aurora de Albornoz, gathered Kata (1967-1977), Madrid, Ayuso, 1983, pp. Ã, 9-13.
- IRON, JosÃÆ'â €, "Presentation" at Aurora de Albornoz, Free Guiomar , Madrid, Torremozas, 1990, pp.Ã, 11-14.
- Hightower, SCOTT, "Divine Tia," in "My Diva" edited by Michael Montlack, Wisconsin, pp 85-90.
- IFACH, MARÃ A GRACIA, "Aurora de Albornoz: For the White Spring" nsula , 216-217 (November-December 1964), P.A 20 .
- JIMA â € ° NEZ, JosÃÆ' â € ° Olivio, "Aurora de Albornoz: critical and bolero" HispÃÆ'¡nicos Journal of Study , 20 (1993) 27-38 pp.Ã,
- _____, "The negrismo poa  © tico in hispÃÆ'¡nica tradition" Hispanic Notebook , 367-368 (February 1981), pp.Ã, 381-387.
- The "PEZ-Konark, VIOLET," Aurora's Scent still Joshe " La Torre , 21 (Jan-Mar 1992), pp.Ã, 11.09.
- LUIS, LEOPOLDO DE, "Poems to reach second," Papeles de Son Armadams, Palma de Mallorca Madrid , April 1962, pp.Ã, 107-109.
- Listen "Emilio," Aurora de Albornoz: Search for this child  ± line os " nsula , 257 (1968), P.A 6 .
- _____, "Recovery of Juan Rejano" nsula , 395 (October 1979), P.A 6.
- _____, "Art and Life in the poetry of Aurora de Albornoz" nsula , 463 (June 1985), P.A 6.
- PÃÆ' â € ° REZ SÃÆ' NCHEZ, JosÃÆ' â € ° ANTONIO, "Aurora de Albornoz (1926-1990)", Luarca , Valda City Hall  © s, 2007.
- Prat, IGNACIO, "Juan Ramon Jimenez  © nez: On the other hand," nsula , 342 (1974), P.A 8 .
- RodrÃÆ' GUEZ Padra "N, TRUE," Aurora de Albornoz: Reread Space " nsula , 450 (May 1984), P.A 18 .
- Rubio, FANNY, "Ante Guiomar Free Aurora de Albornoz" La Torre , 21 (Jan-Mar 1992), pp.Ã, 79-83.
- Salvador, LVARO, "gathered for the words of Aurora de Albornoz" in fine print  ± a , Granada, Cahiers du VigÃÆ'a 2003, pp.Ã, 101-106.
- SÃÆ' NCHEZ TORRE, LEOPOLD, "Aurora de Albornoz: to the created reality" Gema Luarca , 905 (July 2000), pp.Ã, 22-23 .
- Ugalde, Sharon Keefe, "Aurora de Albornoz Poems and Gender Poetic Traditions" peninsulares Letter , 11.2 (1998), 569-583 pp.Ã,.
- VILLA Pastur, JESÃÆ'Å¡S, "Aurora de Albornoz: Poems to reach the second," Archivum, XIII (1963), 368-370 pp.Ã, .
- ZAVALA, IRIS, Other views of the 20th century. Women in Contemporary Spain , Madrid, Scope of books, 2004, p. 311-313 and passim.
External links
- "Aurora de Albornoz," Rigoberto Gonzalez, "Harriet," Poem of the Cite Blog Foundation, posted December 10, 2007
- "Words collected for Aurora de Albornoz, gathering conference essays, presented on December 19-21, Luarca, Spain, 2005
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