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Margara Russotto

Margara Russotto is Professor of Latin American Literature and Culture. Born in Italy, she lived in Venezuela for more than forty years. A specialist in 20th century Latin American Literature (including Brazil, Spanish America and the Caribbean with a comparative and multicultural perspective), her research and teaching interests also include Poetry and Women Writers. She has published several books on literary criticism, more than fifty articles, and various translations of Brazilian and Italian authors (Oswald de Andrade, Antonio Cândido, Cecília Meireles, Giuseppe Ungaretti, Claudio Magris, among others). She has collected and edited the poetry works of important women writers from Venezuela (Antonia Palacios) and Uruguay (Martha Canfield).

Inheritance in the Mother Tongue

Three Poems by Margara Russotto

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August 12, 2020
Inheritance in the Mother Tongue

“The Universal Language: Freedom and Melancholy” by Margara Russotto

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August 12, 2020

Three Poems by Margara Russotto

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May 19, 2019
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