On the author-publisher relationship

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In the context of studies on the history of literary publishing, and based on a recent reflection by historian Roger Chartier, I’m attempting to systematize publishing as “a permanent dialogue, sometimes difficult, sometimes friendly, between the publisher and the authors”. In this direction, the pu...

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Autor principal: de Diego, José Luis
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Publicado: Instituto de Literatura Hispanoamericana (Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires) 2022
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literatura, autor, Publisher, patronage, market.
literatura, autor, editor, patronazgo, mercado.
literatura, autor, editor, mecenato, mercado.
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spelling I28-R268-article-123452023-02-13T17:48:26Z On the author-publisher relationship Sobre la relación autor-editor de Diego, José Luis literatura, autor, Publisher, patronage, market. literatura, autor, editor, patronazgo, mercado. literatura, autor, editor, mecenato, mercado. In the context of studies on the history of literary publishing, and based on a recent reflection by historian Roger Chartier, I’m attempting to systematize publishing as “a permanent dialogue, sometimes difficult, sometimes friendly, between the publisher and the authors”. In this direction, the publisher-author relationship is analyzed in three periods: first, during the second half of the 19th century, in the transition from a patronage regime to a capitalist market; second, during the boom of Latin American narrative, the last great moment of internationalization of our literature, when the figure of the literary agent made his appearance; third, already in the 21st century, during the fast-paced concentration of the publishing market, in what has been called publishing without publishers. En el marco de los estudios de historia de la edición literaria, y a partir de una reciente reflexión del historiador Roger Chartier, se procura sistematizar “la edición como un diálogo permanente, a veces difícil, a veces amistoso, entre el editor y los autores”. En esa dirección, se analiza la relación editor-autor en tres períodos: el primero, durante la segunda mitad del siglo XIX, en la transición de un régimen de patronazgo hacia un mercado capitalista; el segundo, durante el boom de la narrativa latinoamericana, el último gran momento de internacionalización de nuestra literatura, en el que hace su aparición la figura del agente literario; el tercero, ya en el siglo XXI, durante el vertiginoso proceso de concentración de empresas, que se ha dado en llamar de edición sin editores. No âmbito dos estudos de história da edição literária, e a partir de uma recente reflexão do historiador Roger Chartier, procura-se sistematizar “a edição como um diálogo permanente, às vezes difícil, às vezes amistoso, entre o editor e os autores”. Nessa direção, analisa-se a relação editor-autor em três períodos: o primeiro, durante a segunda metade do século XIX, na transição de um regime de mecenato a um mercado capitalista; o segundo, durante o boom da narrativa latino-americana, último grande momento de internacionalização de nossa literatura, no qual aparece a figura do agente literário; o terceiro, já no século XXI, durante o vertiginoso processo de concentração de empresas, no que tem sido chamado de edição sem editores. Instituto de Literatura Hispanoamericana (Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires) 2022-12-18 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/zama/article/view/12345 10.34096/zama.a.n14.12345 Zama. Revista del Instituto de Literatura Hispanoamericana; n. 14 (2022) Zama. Revista del Instituto de Literatura Hispanoamericana; Núm. 14 (2022) Zama. Revista del Instituto de Literatura Hispanoamericana; No 14 (2022) 2422-6017 1851-6866 spa http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/zama/article/view/12345/11103 Derechos de autor 2022 Zama. Revista del Instituto de Literatura Hispanoamericana
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topic literatura, autor, Publisher, patronage, market.
literatura, autor, editor, patronazgo, mercado.
literatura, autor, editor, mecenato, mercado.
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literatura, autor, editor, patronazgo, mercado.
literatura, autor, editor, mecenato, mercado.
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On the author-publisher relationship
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description In the context of studies on the history of literary publishing, and based on a recent reflection by historian Roger Chartier, I’m attempting to systematize publishing as “a permanent dialogue, sometimes difficult, sometimes friendly, between the publisher and the authors”. In this direction, the publisher-author relationship is analyzed in three periods: first, during the second half of the 19th century, in the transition from a patronage regime to a capitalist market; second, during the boom of Latin American narrative, the last great moment of internationalization of our literature, when the figure of the literary agent made his appearance; third, already in the 21st century, during the fast-paced concentration of the publishing market, in what has been called publishing without publishers.
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