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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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few days ago the teacher Margo Glantz received the Gold Medal of Fine Arts for his contribution to literature and to mark the 80 anniversary of his birth. Margo
Master was born on January 28, 1930.
The Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts is a medal awarded by the Ministry of Culture Spain to individuals or institutions who excel in the literary, dramatic, musical, choreography, interpretation, etc.
distinguished medals to persons and entities who have excelled in the field of artistic and cultural creation or have rendered conspicuous service in the promotion, development and dissemination of art and culture or the preservation of artistic heritage.
"I'm really glad I celebrate my birthday and that does not happen every day, but if 80 years old, and still be near my family and friends, which makes me feel many people still want me, as those around me, "Glantz said in an interview with the media, in the Sala Manuel M. Ponce of the Palacio de Bellas Artes.
The essayist and translator, said that life goes so fast, that much remains to be live, but as a person reaches the end.
"It's horrible to think about dying, but one could live this feels very close, but I feel young as if 20 years, so I hope that life throws at me a few more years to continue to enjoy my daughters, my grandchildren, keep writing and to buy shoes and travel, "said Margo Glantz. (Http://www.jornada.unam.mx/ultimas/2010/01/31/recibe-margo-glantz-la-medalla-de-oro-bellas-artes)
"As I travel a lot, go slow, I like 70 pages, then what I do is sit at home and to write in a sustained manner, but as my birthday came, throughout this month was in preparation, and I must say I celebrated me myself, that is internally and externally, because it is also personal, "Glantz said.
Ramírez Cárdenas, on behalf of Teresa Vicencio, Director General of the INBA, said that the literature has been the life Margo Glantz.
"As she told us, his is' the look of someone who has lived the life of the characters in the books he has read and his own 'words that have been completed and resonance that has shaped his life, and life has turned, irresistible and full, in his words, "said Ramírez Cárdenas.
"As a writer of fiction, has translated its central interest in the relationship of writing to the body and the sensory world and the reader is confronted with major issues and passions: travel, music, the interactions between arts, love, death and resurrection of things by writing.
He said the National Council for Culture and the Arts and the National Institute of Fine Arts, paid tribute to Dr. Margo Glantz for his outstanding career in letters and for his exceptional contribution to Mexican culture and its promotion and assessment inside and outside the country.
Margo Glantz's family came Mexico from Ukraine in the second decade of the twentieth century, his father, Jacobo Glantz, had met his mother, Elizabeth (Lucy) Shapiro, in Odessa, where they married. Although they wanted to emigrate to the United States of America , where they had relatives, they were denied permission to enter, so he stayed in Mexico. Although it remained faithful to Jewish traditions, he soon moved in Mexican art circles, the father was a friend of Diego Rivera and had a great interest in new cultural currents of their host country. For various reasons, the family (he had four daughters) had to move home and neighborhood very often, so Margo studied at different schools, two years in high school no. 15 and a Jewish school year in Mexico, I attended high school in National Preparatory School No. 1 in the Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso with Agustín Yáñez as one of the teachers that left more traces in it .
De 1947 to 1953 Margo Glantz studied English Literature, English Literature and Art History, specializing in History of Theatre in National Autonomous University of Mexico , where he had many outstanding teachers, including writers and philosophers such as Alfonso Reyes, Julio Torri , Rodolfo Usigli , Samuel Ramos and Leopoldo Zea . In 1953 he left for Europe, where he did his doctorate in English Literature at the Sorbonne University , presenting his thesis with the topic of French Exoticism in Mexico (from 1847 to 1867) .
Back in Mexico, became a part-time professor in the Department of History of Theater in the Faculty of Arts . born in 1959 his first daughter, Alina. After a trip to Cuba in 1961 , also began offering the National Preparatory School No. 1 Mexican Literature course and the National Preparatory School 5 Universal Literature courses and Mexican Literature. In the same year began teaching at the University Center Theater and the Theater School of Fine Arts of the UNAM, and the Classic Center Theatre de la Casa del Lago. During those years he published numerous essays and theater reviews in various cultural magazines and supplements.
In 1966 obtained a permanent post of full professor in the Faculty of Arts of the UNAM in the career of English Literature and Comparative Literature. He founded and directed college magazine Starting Point. He was also director of the Mexican Cultural Institute Cultural Israel until 1969. In 1971nació her daughter Renata. In the same year left for the United States, where he taught at Montclair State College in New Jersey . Onda and writing published in Mexico, young people 20 to 33 , which gave name to a literary movement that emerged in the 60's, Literature wave.
returned to Mexico in 1974 and rejoined the Faculty of Arts, teaching courses on Latin American and Mexican. In 1978 released his first book of fiction, the Arabian calorie diet novel, which follow a lot of other titles in the field of creation and criticism (see bibliography). In 1982 his father died, to whom he had dedicated the work autobiographical Genealogies exactly a year earlier.
In 1983 was appointed Director of Literature at the National Institute Fine Arts (INBA ), where he promoted and directed numerous publications. A year later he won the Prix Xavier Villaurrutia by Shipwrecks syndrome. [ 1 ] In 1986 went to England, where he performed the duties of Cultural Attache at the Embassy of Mexico in London to 1988.
In that year he returned to Mexico and has since taught at the Faculty of Philosophy and in many universities abroad. In 1989 she was appointed Member of the National System of Researchers . In 1991 he won the National University UNAM grants in 1994 was given the post of Professor Emeritus of the National Autonomous University Mexico, and the Council of the Humanities Fellow, the University of Princeton , USA.
In October 1995 was elected number of Mexican Academy of Language and took office on November 21 of 1996 chair XXXV. [ 2 ] In 2004 he was awarded the National Prize Linguistics and Literature , the same year he was awarded the distinction of Distinguished Research Fellow of the National System of Researchers, a year later, 2005 was honored with an honorary doctorate by the UAM and the appointment of Honorary Emeritus Creative National Artists in 2006 published a virtual page copyright on it, which was coordinated by Beatriz Aracil Males, on the Virtual Library Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, the University of Alicante . (Http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margo_Glantz)
Among the many honors he has received highlight Magda Donato Award (1982), Xavier Villaurrutia Award (1984), National University Award (1991), Rockefeller Fellowship (1996), Guggenheim Fellowship (1998), Finalist the "XX Herralde Novel Award 2002" by Trail Award, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (2003) and Doctor Honoris Causa by the University Mexicana (2005). is the author of A Thousand and One calorie (1978), Genealogies ( autobiographical) (1981), Appearances (1996), collapse Zone (2001), Trail (2002) and story of a woman who walked through life with designer shoes (2005). From his prolific works as a research highlight young Narrative Mexico (1969), and writing wave , youth from 20 to 33 (1971), shipwrecks Syndrome (1984) , smears and erasers. Essays on colonial literature (1992) , Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, Notes and Documents (1993), sprain waist (Essays on twentieth century Mexican narrative) (1994), La Malinche , their parents and their children (1994) , Sor Juana : comparison and hyperbole (2000), etc.
I really got lucky that was my teacher in high school world literature 5, Coapa, while still studying
between cows and some escaped to the "pond" which is now known as Cuemanco.
Friendly, dedicated, always attentive to the needs of their students, sometimes we had to go to find his apartment on three crosses in Coyoacan, to give some work.
Serve these letters as a fitting tribute to the teacher Margo Glantz.
