Susana Soca ( Spanish: Susana Soca , July 19, 1906 , Montevideo - January 11, 1959 , Rio de Janeiro ) - Uruguayan poetess , translator , publisher .
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Content
- 1 Biography
- 2 Publications
- 3 Recognition
- 4 notes
- 5 Literature
- 6 References
Biography
From a high-ranking and well-to-do metropolitan family, where large writers have always been (among them Jules Superpiel ). Since childhood, she often lived in Paris with her family in Paris , here at different times her circle of acquaintances of her parents included Charcot , Pierre Loti , Anatole France . Susana received home education, was fluent in English, French, Italian. In 1936 , a guest in Uruguay, Henri Michaud met her, they had a short, stormy romance. At the request of Michaud, Gisele Freund , who in 1938 met Susana Soka in the bookstore of Adrienne Monier , took several photographs of the Uruguayan poetess.
After World War II, Susana Soka was already permanently living in Paris. She independently learned Russian to read Pasternak , corresponded with him. She was friends with Cocteau , Eluard , Roger Cayua , Nicola de Stael , her portrait was painted by Picasso . Since 1947 , it published the Unicorn literary magazine, which published writers from all over the world; the first three issues were published in Paris; since 1953 it was published in Montevideo (a total of 12 issues were published). Jules Supervielle, Maurice Blanchot , T.S. Eliot , Moravia , Jean Polan , Silvina Ocampo , Felicberto Hernandez , Francis Ponge , Michelle Leiris , Jorge Guillen , Pierre Jean Juve , Edward Morgan Forster , Alexey Remizel Al Rene, Al Rene , were published , Maria Zambrano and others.
In addition to poetry, Susana Soka wrote an essay about Juan Ines de la Cruz , Kierkegaard , Rilke .
She died in a plane crash: the plane on which she flew from Paris to Montevideo to see her mother caught fire during an intermediate landing.
Borges , Michaud, Bergamin , Jorge Guillen , Onetti , Choran , artist Valentina Hugo and many others responded to her death. In separate books, her poems and prose were published after death.
Publications
- En un país de la memoria. Montevideo: Edición "La Licorne", 1959
- Noche cerrada. Montevideo: Edición "La Licorne", 1962
- Prosa. Montevideo: Edición "La Licorne", 1966
Recognition
In 2005, a group of Uruguayan female filmmakers, joining the Ladies of the Unicorn group, made a documentary about Susanna Soka. In June 2006, the exhibition "Susanna Juice and Her Circle through the Eyes of Gisele Freund " was opened at the Latin American House in Paris.
In August 2012 , Uruguayan writer and translator Claudia Amengual introduced the biographical book Rara Avis. The life and work of Susana Sok . " [3]
In May 2018 , Amengual released the novel “ El lugar inalcanzable ” (Unattainable Place), the prototype of the main character of which was again Susana Soka and her life in Nazi-occupied Paris. [four]
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 BNF identifier : Open Data Platform 2011.
- ↑ 1 2 SNAC - 2010.
- ↑ Claudia Amengual. "Rara Avis" . Prisa Ediciones .
- ↑ Claudia Amengual. "El lugar inalcanzable" . Alfaguara .
Literature
- Homenaje a Susana Soca. Montevideo: Impresora Uruguaya, 1961
- Cáceres E. de. Introducción a la lectura de Susana Soca. Montevideo: [sn], 1964
- Alvarez-Marquez J. Susana Soca, esa desconocida. Montevideo: Linardi y Risso, 2001
- Alvarez-Marquez J., Loustaunau F. Más allá del ruego: vida de Susana Soca. Montevideo: Linardi y Risso, 2007
- Amengual Cl. Rara avis: vida y obra de Susana Soca. Montevideo: Taurus, 2012