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| From 1900 to 1940 The
first established generation within Argentine letters was undoubtedly
the MARTINFIERRISTAS (circa 1922). This movement would contribute
with an intellectual doctrine which comprises two representative branches:
Florida, adscribing to ultraism with Oliverio Girondo,
Jorge Luis Borges,Leopoldo Marechal and Macedonio
Fernández and Boedo, impressed by Russian realism
with Raúl González Tuñón, César
Tiempo and Elías Castelnuovo. The only one still
living is Ricardo E. Molinari, with a classical, lyrical and
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the end of that decade and the beginning of the next, there were the
NOVÍSIMOS (most novel), a generation of poets: Arturo
Cambours Ocampo, Carlos Carlino and José Portogalo,
story tellers: Arturo Cerretani, Roberto Arlt,Luis
María Albamonte and Luis Horacio Velázquez
and playwrights: Roberto Valenti, Juan Oscar Ponferrada
and Javier Villafañe. This group claimed the philosophical
reflection of man and the restoration of Argentine essence. |
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