José Ortega Spottorno . Un Editor, Puente Entre Genera Ciones

April 24, 2024

Titulo del libro: José Ortega Spottorno . Un Editor, Puente Entre Genera Ciones

Jose Ortega Spottorno, the youngest of the three children of José Ortega y Gasset, throughout his whole life, consisted in preserving, spreading and, in his editorial work, to continue the work of his father, resuming the activities of Revista de The West, and promoting the creation of own initiatives. With an authentically liberal, secular and always discreet mood, he founded Alianza Editorial in 1966 and launched the newspaper El Pais ten years later. It had cultural bridges between the generation of intellectuals, artists and writers who had accompanied his father in the first decades of the twentieth century, the so-called Silver Age of Spanish culture, and the younger generations who awakened in harsh postwar Spain And, above all, those who grew up and were educated in the fifties and sixties, and were actors and protagonists of the Transition to democracy. In this book, coordinated by Mercedes Cabrera, who commemorates the centenary of his birth, has been collected the analysis and testimony of philosophers, historians and writers, as well as friends, who knew him personally or whose research papers have been about time That he had to live and his companies. Also included are writings and documents of Ortega Spottorno himself. As Javier Pradera wrote in his obituary, Jose Ortega Jose Ortega Spottorno, the youngest of the three children of José Ortega y Gasset, throughout his whole life, consisted in preserving, spreading And, in his editorial work, to continue the work of his father, resuming the activities of the Magazine of The West, and promoting the creation of own initiatives. With an authentically liberal, secular and always discreet mood, he founded Alianza Editorial in 1966 and launched the newspaper El Pais ten years later. It had cultural bridges between the generation of intellectuals, artists and writers who had accompanied their father in the first decades of the twentieth century, the so-called Silver Age of Spanish culture, and the younger generations who awakened in harsh postwar Spain And, above All, those who grew up and were educated in the fifties and sixties, and were actors and protagonists of the Transition to democracy. In this book, coordinated by Mercedes Cabrera, who commemorates the centenary of his birth, has been collected the analysis and testimony of philosophers, historians and writers, as well as friends, who knew him personally or whose research papers have been about time That he Had to live and his companies. Also included are writings and documents of Ortega Spotter himself. As Javier Pradera wrote in his obituary, José Ort ...

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