CANCIONERO POPULAR DE JUJUY

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In-4. 529p. Bound in 3/4 brown calf marbled boards, title gilt in the spine. Juan Alfonso Carrizo (1895-1957) was an Argentine researcher of oral poetry, one of the most important in America. He combined field work, or direct collection, with scholarly research. Not only has he collected from the mouth of the peasant and villager people all the poetic forms included in his speech, games, dances and songs, but he also traced in the European and American documents to the most remote news of the true or presumable origin of each species. Juan Alfonso Carrizo achieved a good harvest of relevant positions and valuable distinctions. He was a corresponding member of the Argentine Academy of Letters and the Argentine History Society, an honorary member of the Mexican Folk Society and member of the Folklore institution of the Americas. He was also a founding member of the Institute of History, Linguistics and Folklore of the National University of Tucumán and a member of the National Board of Intellectuals. He received numerous awards, including the Third National Prize for Literature, and high distinctions such as the Encomienda de Alfonso X el Sabio, awarded by the Spanish government to this renowned Hispanic. He was director of the Tradition Institute of the Province of Buenos Aires from its creation until the end of 1949. Some of his publications: "Ancient Argentine Popular Songs", "Cancionero de Catamarca", "Cancionero Popular de Salta", "Cancionero Popular de Jujuy "," Cancionero Popular de Tucumán "(2 Vol)," Cancionero Popular de La Rioja "(3 Vol) and" Hispano-medioevales Background of Traditional Argentine Poetry ". These books, of larger and dense format of folk material and historical and comparative notes, represent the most copious and methodical effort made to date in the field of folk poetry in the Castilian language. W27. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers ABE-1565708053757

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