Sabat Ercasty, Carlos, 1887-1982
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Ercasty, C. Sabat (Carlos Sabat), 1887-1982
Ercasty, Carlos Sabat, 1887-1982
Sabat Ercasty, C. (Carlos), 1887-1982
Sabat Ercasty, Carlos, 1887-
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- Affiliation Start: 1949
- Affiliation End: 1963
- Organization: (naf) Universidad de la República (Uruguay), Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación
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found: His Poemas del hombre, 1921.
found: His Cántico desde mi muerte, 1940:t.p. (C. Sabat Ercasty)
found: Encyclopedia.com website, February 8, 2022:(Carlos Sabat Ercasty; born 1887; died 1982), Uruguayan poet, literary critic, and educator; before teaching literature and mathematics in Montevideo and serving as administrator of the Young Women's Teachers College, he worked as a reporter for El Día and La Razón, both in Montevideo; his prolific poetic production includes more than forty published collections including early verses such as the eight volumes of Poemas del hombre (1921-1958) were characterized by Wagnerian thematic shifts from sensuality to mysticism, with traces of pantheistic musings; later poetry, dramatic and fluid, treated philosophical issues and Oriental myths; at times a sense of abstract and conceptual stoicism predominated; works by Sabat Ercasty that were inspired by historical themes include El charrúa (1957) and Himno a Artigas e Himno de mayo (1964); his major works of poetry are Sonetos de las agonías y los extásis (1977), Parábolas (1978), Cánticos a Euridice (2 vols., 1978-1980), and Antología (2 vols., 1982); his major works of literary criticism are Retratos del fuego : José Zorrilla de San Martín (1958), Retratos del fuego : Carlos Vaz Ferreira (1958), and Retratos del fuego : María Eugenia Vaz Ferreira (1953); source: Encyclopedia of Latin American history and culture) - https://www.encyclopedia.com/humanities/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/sabat-ercasty-carlos-1887-1982
found: Administración Nacional de Educación Pública (Uruguay) website, February 8, 2022:(Carlos Sabat Ercasty; born November 4, 1887; died 1982; poet; professor of literature; author; journalist; president of the Ateneo de Montevideo and the Academia Nacional de Letras) - https://www.anep.edu.uy/nacimiento-carlos-sabat-ercasty
found: Academia Nacional de Letras (Uruguay) website, February 8, 2022:(Carlos Sabat Ercasty; born and died in Montevideo; one of the founding members (1943); president (1967-1969); began his journalism career in Buenos Aires where he lived for a few years; after he returned to Uruguay he wrote for the Mundo Uruguayo, La Razón, El Telégrafo, and El Día as well as various journals such as Pegaso, Boletín de Teseo, La Cruz del Sur, Cartel, La Pluma, and Revista Nacional; professor of literature for four decades; [email protected]; author of several works including Los Adioses (1929), Sonetos a Eurídice (1978), Poemas del hombre (1921), Libro del amor (1930), Libro de la ensoñación (1947), and Libro de los mensajes (1958)) - http://www.academiadeletras.gub.uy/innovaportal/v/37007/46/mecweb/sintesis-historica?3colid=64876&breadid=null - http://www.academiadeletras.gub.uy/innovaportal/v/125230/46/mecweb/poemas-del-hombre?search=yes - http://www.academiadeletras.gub.uy/innovaportal/v/106806/46/mecweb/carlos-sabat-ercasty?search=yes
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1981-10-28: new
2022-02-08: revised
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