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Emma de Cartosio

1928 – 2013

Argentinian writer

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Lived 1928 – 2013 (aged 84–85). Emma de Cartosio was an Argentine writer and poet.

Emma de Cartosio (1928–2013) was an Argentine writer, poet, storyteller, essayist and teacher. The Emma de Cartosio poetry contest was established in Entre Ríos Province in 2015.

Biography Cartosio was born in Concepción del Uruguay, Entre Ríos Province. She graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy and Educational Sciences of the National University of La Plata.

In Argentina, Cartosio is largely recognized for her poetry. In 1963, she became a Fellow of the Instituto de Cultura Hispánica, Madrid. She studied contemporary Spanish poetry and published articles on the subject in several of the main newspapers in Argentina and Spain.

From 1965-69, she lived in Paris. She lectured on literature in general, but in particular, poetry in Latin American countries and in the interior of Argentina. A tireless traveler, Cartosio visited Europe, Africa, the Middle East and numerous Latin American countries, writing chronicles of her travels for the newspaper La Nación and others. Though she was mainly a Spanish language writer, she also wrote in French a book of stories and for that, she can be considered a francophone writer as well.

She died on October 25, 2013, at the age of 91. Her remains were cremated on October 30, 2013, as was her wish.

Selected works

Madura soledad, Buenos Aires : Peuser, 1948. Antes de tiempo, 1950. Cuentos del ángel que bien guarda, 1958. El Arenal perdido, Buenos Aires : Edit. Losada, S.A. 1958. Elegías analfabetas, 1960. Tonticanciones para Grillito, 1962. La Lenta mirada, Rialp S.A. 1964. En La Luz de París, Buenos Aires: Hachette, 1967. Cuando el sol selle las bocas, 1968. Contes et récits de La Pampa, 1971. Cuentos para la niña del retrato, 1973. Cuentos del perdido camino, 1976. Automarginada, 1980. Allá Tiempo y hace lejos, Buenos Aires: Corregidor 1993. ,

Awards Faja de Honor de la SADE (Sociedad Argentina de Escritores ), Argentina, 1948. Fondo Nacional de las Artes, Argentina, 1962. Premio Accessit Leopoldo Panero, España, 1967. Fondo Nacional de las Artes, Argentina, 1968. Pluma de Plata, Pen Club Internacional de Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1980. La Fleur de Laure, Francia, 1980. Premio Dupuytren, Argentina, 1980. Faja de Honor de la Sade (Sociedad Argentina de Escritores), Argentina, 1993. Premio Trayectoria, Gente de Letras de Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2000.

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1928, Concepción del Uruguay
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Education
National University of La Plata

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Emma de Cartosio?

Argentinian writer

When was Emma de Cartosio born?

Emma de Cartosio was born in 1928 in Concepción del Uruguay.

When did Emma de Cartosio die?

Emma de Cartosio died on 25 October 2013.

What was Emma de Cartosio's occupation?

Emma de Cartosio was a writer and poet.

What nationality was Emma de Cartosio?

Emma de Cartosio was Argentine.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Emma de Cartosio

· Wikidata: Q3052489

· DBpedia: Emma de Cartosio

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