Rufino Blanco-Fombona

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En esta Antolog a de Rufino Blanco Fombona escribe sobre: Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, Gonz lez Prada, Rub n Dar o, Leopoldo Lugones, Oscar Wilde, Gogol, Ibsen, Dostoievski, Mar a Baskirtsev y Anatole France entre otros. Rufino Blanco Fombona (Venezuela, 1874-Argentina, 1944), fue un autor combativo y polemista. Su impetuosa vida pol tica, la mayor parte de ella en Europa como perseguido y desterrado por el gobierno de Juan Vicente G mez, dej una profunda huella en Espa a y Latinoam rica. Asimismo textos aqu incluidos como La americanizaci n del mundo, La Am rica de origen ingl s contra la Am rica de origen espa ol y El cine yanqui y algunos de nuestros pueblos muestran el inter s de Fombona por los dilemas culturales de su poca.