Sur magazine

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Sur magazine was an influential 20th-century Argentine literary journal that became a central platform for modernist and avant-garde writers in Latin America and beyond.

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Sur (magazine) 2
Sur magazine canonical 1

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instanceOf Argentine magazine
cultural journal
literary magazine
basedIn Buenos Aires
circulationArea Latin America
countryOfOrigin Argentina
describedAs influential 20th-century Argentine literary journal
dissolved 1992
focus Latin American literature
avant-garde literature
modernist literature
foundedBy Victoria Ocampo
genre cultural criticism
essay
literature
hasPart book reviews
cultural commentary
literary essays
original fiction
translations of foreign authors
inception 1931
influenced Latin American Boom writers
linked to: Latin American Boom
ISSN 0039-7718
language Spanish
notableContributor Adolfo Bioy Casares
Albert Camus
André Gide
Ernesto Sabato
Graham Greene
Jorge Luis Borges
José Ortega y Gasset
Julio Cortázar
Silvina Ocampo
T. S. Eliot
Virginia Woolf
Waldo Frank
linked to: Floyd Dell
notableEditor Jorge Luis Borges
José Bianco
Victoria Ocampo
politicalStance anti-fascist
liberal
publisher Victoria Ocampo
timePeriod 20th century
translatedAuthorsFrom English
French
German
Italian

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El Aleph firstPublishedIn Sur magazine
Three Versions of Judas firstPublishedIn Sur (magazine)
linked to: Sur magazine
Victoria Ocampo notableWork Sur (magazine)
subject linked to: Ocampo
linked to: Sur magazine