Who are some good Spanish-language poets, novelists, and philosophers?
Who are some good Spanish-language poets, novelists, and philosophers?
Charles Russell
Aiden Ramirez
Only from Spain:
>Novel
Cervantes
Pérez Galdós
Aub
Blasco Ibáñez
Chirbes
>Poetry
García Lorca
Hernández
Jiménez
Quevedo
Bécquer
>Philosophy
Ortega y Gasset
Gracián
Unamuno
Eli Perry
>Novelists
Cervantes
Galdós
Cela
Clarín
Paramo
Marquez
Rulfo
> Poetry
Garcilaso
Quevedo
Góngora
Neruda
García Lorca
>Philosophy
Unamuno
Ortega-Gasset
Juan de Mariana
Francisco de Victoria
Luis de Molina
Joshua Perry
Michael The Cervantes
Andrew Moore
>Novelists
Siglo de Oro
1898 Generation
>Poetry
Siglo de Oro
1898 Generation
>Philosophy
Salamanca School
Ortega y Gasset
Xavier Zurbiri
Julián Marias
Daniel Taylor
Why is there no relevant philosophy written in Spanish? Ortega y Gasset is the only one that comes to mind and even then he is only somewhat relevant in philosophy of culture.
Feels bad man, why can't we have a philosophical tradition in Spanish language like the frenchies, or the anglos or the germans
Landon Mitchell
Hernández is literally uneducated peasant tier.
Camden Bailey
What's the best English translation of Don Quixote?
Liam Wood
>What's the best Spanish translation of Shakespeare?
This is how retarded you sound
John Mitchell
Just because you are an ignorant peasant doesn't mean Spain has not a philosophical tradition.
>Francisco Suárez
>Francisco de Vitoria
>Luis de Molina
>Domingo Báñez
>Melchor cano
>Diego de Estella
>Jovellanos
Etc.
Logan Sanders
Neruda is fucking shit, the fuck are you talking about
Alexander Bell
Most of them are escolastics which is not really appreciated nowadays.The school of Salamanca preceeds the principles of English liberalism by 100 years if you are interested
Asher Davis
t r i g g e r e d
Joseph Russell
Borges
Nathaniel Cox
Nothing wrong with that
t. professional translator
Tyler Butler
Are there any big names that haven't been listed on here already?
Levi Morales
Augusto Monterroso, Ernesto Sabato, Augusto Roa Bastos, and Miguel Ángel Asturias for narrative.
Gilberto Owen, Xavier Villaurrutia, and José Gorostiza for poetry.
Hunter Gomez
Junot Diaz
Dylan Robinson
...
Henry Barnes
Going off of this, what is some good introductory Spanish literature? I've studied the language around 2 years and have a good grasp of most of the grammar.
Dominic Clark
here's p much everyone from spain
Nolan Sanders
oh yeah but i'm missing lots of newer stuff and some really old stuff
Camden Morris
added some stuff people listed in the thread
Robert Ortiz
El Hombre Mediocre.
José Ingenieros.
Dominic James
That feel when my spanish is decent but not dencent enough for comfy reading.
Austin Rogers
>what is some good introductory Spanish literature
Lazarillo de Tormes
Oliver Collins
There's this one genius that people tend to forget about
A poet from a little shitty country in Central America, but probs top 3 in Spanish poetry
He got me hooked on it
Rubén Darío
He's amazing, check him out
Christopher Hernandez
Novelists:
Benito Pérez Galdós
Miguel De Cervantes ***
Miguel de Unamuno
Pérez-Reverte (Contemporary)
Calderón de la Barca
Francisco Zorrilla
Fernando de Rojas
Poets:
Miguel Hernández
Federico García Lorca
Vicente Alexaindre
Luis de Góngora
Francisco de Quevedo
Rafael Alberti
Juan Ramón Jiménez***
Juan de la Cruz
Santa Teresa de Jesús
San Juan de Ávila
Lope de Vega
Philosophers
Ortega y Gasset***
¿Séneca?
Emilio Lledó
Fernando Savater
Giner de los Ríos
Gustavo Bueno
The (***) meaning those who are the most prominent in their fields (in my opinion)