Victoria Ocampo

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Victoria Ocampo was an influential Argentine writer, intellectual, and publisher, best known as the founder of the literary magazine Sur and a central figure in 20th-century Latin American culture.

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instanceOf essayist
feminist
human
intellectual
literary critic
publisher
writer
awardReceived Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Officer of the Legion of Honour
burialPlace La Recoleta Cemetery
countryOfCitizenship Argentina
dateOfBirth 1890-04-07
dateOfDeath 1979-01-27
educatedAt home schooling
familyName Ocampo
founded Sur
fullName Ramona Victoria Epifanía Rufina Ocampo
genre autobiography
essay
literary criticism
givenName Victoria
influenced Argentine literary culture
Latin American writers
influencedBy José Ortega y Gasset
Marcel Proust
Virginia Woolf
languageOfExpression French
Spanish
memberOf Argentine intellectual elite
movement feminism
modernism
nationality Argentine
notableFor founding the literary magazine Sur
promoting Latin American and European literature
role in 20th-century Latin American culture
notableWork Autobiografía
Domingos en Hyde Park
Testimonios
Virginia Woolf en su diario
occupation editor
journalist
publisher
translator
writer
placeOfBirth Buenos Aires
placeOfDeath Buenos Aires
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Buenos Aires
Villa Ocampo
sexOrGender female
sibling Silvina Ocampo
workLocation Buenos Aires

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La Recoleta Cemetery burialPlaceOf Victoria Ocampo
Sur magazine foundedBy Victoria Ocampo
Sur magazine publisher Victoria Ocampo
Sur magazine notableEditor Victoria Ocampo
Ocampo hasNotableBearer Victoria Ocampo
Lago Victoria Ocampo namedAfter Victoria Ocampo