Nelida pinon gale biography

Brazilian author and professor (1937–2022)

Nélida Piñon (3 May 1937 – 17 December 2022) was a Brazilianauthor and professor.

As PART OF NELIDA PINON'S VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA as the twentieth fellow of the Puterbaugh Conferences on World Literature, she served as.

As PART OF NELIDA PINON'S VISIT TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA as the twentieth fellow of the Puterbaugh Conferences on World Literature, she served as.

PERSONAL: Born May 3, , in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; daughter of Lino Muinos and Olivia Carmen (Cuinas) Piñon.

NELIDA PINON, one of Brazil's foremost writers of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, currently at the peak of her career, was born with.

Nélida Piñon (b.

Contains essays on younger writers who are leaving or will leave a lasting mark in Latin-American literature and whose works reflect the local conditions of.

At the time of her death, Piñon was "considered among the foremost writers in Brazil today".^[1]

Life

Nélida Cuiñas Piñon was born in 1937 in the middle class Vila Isabel area of Rio de Janeiro to Olivia Carmen Cuíñas Piñón, a homemaker and Lino Piñón Muíños, a merchant.

Her mother was the child of Galician immigrants, her father a first generation Galician immigrant.^[2]

She studied at the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro before working as a journalist for the newspaper O Globo and the magazine Cadernos Brasileiros.

She has taught writing in workshops and institutions including Columbia University, Johns Hopkins and the University of Miami, where she had been the Stanford Professor of Humanities.^[1]

Her first novel was Guia-Mapa de Gabriel Arcanjo (The Guidebook of Archangel Gabriel), written i