Ezequiel Martínez Estrada

Ezequiel Martínez Estrada (born 14 September 1895 in San José de la Esqina, Santa Fe Province, † November 3, 1964 in Bahia Blanca, Buenos Aires Province) was an Argentine writer.

Life

1915 Martínez Estrada got a job at the main post office in Buenos Aires ( Correo Central) and began at this time with his first literary attempts. In 1923 he was entrusted with a teaching literature at the Colegio Nacional in La Plata.

As the beginning of 1946 General Juan Perón was elected president elect of Argentina, Martínez Estrada was in protest at his university office. His day job at the post office - now in office of managing director - he also gave up and retired to a farm near Bahia Blanca.

At the instigation of the Mexican President Adolfo López Mateos Martínez Estrada took in 1960 as a professor of political science in Mexico City. From there he went the following year as director of the Centro Estudios Latinoamericanos to Havana ( Cuba). In the fall of 1963, he gave this office on also, and returned to his native Bahia Blanca. Martínez Estrada died seven weeks after his 69th birthday on 3 November 1964 in Bahía Blanca and found his final resting place.

Honors

Works

  • Heraldos de la verdad. Montaigne, Balzac, Nietzsche. Editorial Nova, Buenos Aires 1957.
  • El hermano Quiroga. Biblioteca Ayacucho, Caracas 1995, ISBN 980-276-279-2.
  • Martí revolucionario. Casa de la Americas, Havana 1974.
  • El mundo de maravilloso Guillermo Enrique Hudson. Viterbo, Rosario 2001, ISBN 950-845-111-4.
  • Nietzsche. Filósofo dionisíaco. Caja Negra Editora, Buenos Aires 2005, ISBN 987-22492-2-9.
  • Coplas de ciego. Otras coplas de ciego. Editorial Sur, Buenos Aires 1968.
  • Poesía. Editorial Argos, Buenos Aires 1947.
  • Análisis funcional de la cultura. América Latina, Buenos Aires 1967.
  • De Cuba y al servicio de la revolución cubana. Editorial Union, Havana 1963.
  • Diferencias y semejanzas entre los países de la América Latina. Biblioteca Ayacucho, Caracas, 1990, ISBN 980-276-095-1 (along with Horacio Jorge Becco ).
  • Leopoldo Lugones. Retrato sin retocar. Emece, Buenos Aires 1968.
  • La de Nicolás Guillén poesía. Pliegos, Madrid 2004, ISBN 84-96045-21-8.
  • Sarmiento. Viterbo, Rosario 2001, ISBN 950-845-107-6.
  • En torno a Kafka y otros ensayos. Seix Barral, Barcelona 1967.
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