Juan Laurentino Ortiz (June 11, 1896 - September 2, 1978) was an Argentine poet, born in the town of , Entre Ríos Province. He died in Paraná, capital of the same province, at the age of 82. He spent his childhood in the wilds of Montiel, a landscape that forever marked his poetry. He studied philosophy and lived a short time in Buenos Aires, but soon returned to his province. Although he joined some political movements, he lived mostly isolated from the cultural climate of Argentina's capital and only traveled abroad once at the invitation of the communist government of China.
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| - Juan Laurentino Ortiz (Puerto Ruiz, 11 de junio de 1896-Paraná, 2 de septiembre de 1978) fue un poeta y traductor argentino, considerado por el escritor Juan José Saer como «el más grande poeta argentino del siglo XX». (es)
- Juan Laurentino Ortiz (* 11. Juni 1896 in , Provinz Entre Ríos; † 2. September 1978 in Paraná, Provinz Entre Rios) war ein argentinischer Lyriker und Schriftsteller. Um 1910 ging Ortiz für drei Jahre nach Buenos Aires, um an der dortigen Universidad de Buenos Aires Philosophie zu studieren. Anschließend kehrte er in seine Heimatprovinz zurück und blieb dort – von einer Reise abgesehen, als er 1957 auf Einladung der Kommunistischen Partei Chinas durch die Sowjetunion und Volksrepublik China reiste – für den Rest seines Lebens wohnen. (de)
- Juan Laurentino Ortiz (June 11, 1896 - September 2, 1978) was an Argentine poet, born in the town of , Entre Ríos Province. He died in Paraná, capital of the same province, at the age of 82. He spent his childhood in the wilds of Montiel, a landscape that forever marked his poetry. He studied philosophy and lived a short time in Buenos Aires, but soon returned to his province. Although he joined some political movements, he lived mostly isolated from the cultural climate of Argentina's capital and only traveled abroad once at the invitation of the communist government of China. (en)
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| - Juan Laurentino Ortiz (* 11. Juni 1896 in , Provinz Entre Ríos; † 2. September 1978 in Paraná, Provinz Entre Rios) war ein argentinischer Lyriker und Schriftsteller. Um 1910 ging Ortiz für drei Jahre nach Buenos Aires, um an der dortigen Universidad de Buenos Aires Philosophie zu studieren. Anschließend kehrte er in seine Heimatprovinz zurück und blieb dort – von einer Reise abgesehen, als er 1957 auf Einladung der Kommunistischen Partei Chinas durch die Sowjetunion und Volksrepublik China reiste – für den Rest seines Lebens wohnen. 1915 bekam Ortiz eine Anstellung als Angestellter beim Standesamt von Gualeguay und blieb dort bis 1942. Nach seiner Pensionierung zog er sich nahezu vollständig aus dem öffentlichen Leben zurück. (de)
- Juan Laurentino Ortiz (Puerto Ruiz, 11 de junio de 1896-Paraná, 2 de septiembre de 1978) fue un poeta y traductor argentino, considerado por el escritor Juan José Saer como «el más grande poeta argentino del siglo XX». (es)
- Juan Laurentino Ortiz (June 11, 1896 - September 2, 1978) was an Argentine poet, born in the town of , Entre Ríos Province. He died in Paraná, capital of the same province, at the age of 82. He spent his childhood in the wilds of Montiel, a landscape that forever marked his poetry. He studied philosophy and lived a short time in Buenos Aires, but soon returned to his province. Although he joined some political movements, he lived mostly isolated from the cultural climate of Argentina's capital and only traveled abroad once at the invitation of the communist government of China. His extensive work identified the mind with the landscape that surrounded him throughout his life in a "splendid monotony". The image of his tall and thin figure in concentrated observation of the river scenery transcended his work and became a literary legend. 'Juanele', as he began to be called in the literary circles of the Argentinian capital, published his poems of long verses in lowercase typography, taking painstaking care of every aspect of the manuscript. As a result, these characteristics tended to be respected by his publishers in the published version of his poems. The symbolism of French and Oriental poetry influenced his work, which was characterized by delicacy and a contemplative disposition which often referred to rivers, trees, floods, and the changes of the seasons without skirting the social history of his home province. At the same time, his poems exhibit a special sensitivity to the "drama of poverty" and, in particular, the suffering of innocent children. One of his well-known poems, "The Gualeguay", is a narrative of both the landscape and historical and economic events that occurred on the banks of one of the rivers in the province. (en)
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