Alicia Galaz Vivar

Alicia Galaz Vivar (born in Valparaiso on December 4, 1936 – died in Tennessee on October 18, 2003) was a Chilean poet and literary researcher. She was the founder and director of the poetry magazine Tebaida.

Alicia Galaz Vivar
Born
Alicia Galaz Vivar

(1936-12-04)December 4, 1936
Valparaíso, Chile
Died(2003-10-18)October 18, 2003
Tennessee, U.S.
NationalityChilean
Known forliterary researcher, founder and director of the poetry magazine Tebaida

Biography

Galaz Vivar was born in Valparaiso and was a professor at the University of Chile of Arica (now University of Tarapaca). Along with her husband, fellow poet Oliver Welden, she became a key figure in Tebaida, a culture magazine founded in 1968. They were forced into exile in 1975 in the aftermath of the Chilean military coup of 1973.[1]

She received a doctorate from the University of Alabama and taught, starting in 1989, at the University of Tennessee at Martin. She retired with the rank of professor emeritus. She died in the town of Martin at her place of residence in 2003.[2]

Works
  • La fábula de Píramo y Tisbe y la interpretación burlesca de la mitología grecolatina, essay, Ediciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Educación, de la Universidad de Chile, Santiago, 1955.
  • Análisis estilístico de la fábula de Píramo y Tisbe, de don Luis de Góngora, essay, Ediciones de la Universidad de Chile, Santiago, 1958.
  • Antología anotada de Luis de Góngora, Editorial Universitaria, Santiago, 1961.
  • Antología de romances, letrillas y sonetos de Luis de Góngora, Editorial Universitaria, Santiago, 1962 (reissued: Renacimiento, Santiago, 1970).
  • Jaula gruesa para el animal hembra, poems, Ediciones Mimbre-Tebaida, Arica, 1972.
  • Oficio de mudanza, poems, Editorial Betania, Madrid, 1987.
  • Alta Marea: Introvisión crítica en ocho voces latinoamericanas, essay, Editorial Betania, Madrid, 1988.
  • Señas distantes de lo preferido, poems, Ediciones LAR, Concepción, 1990.

References
  1. Daniel Rojas. Semblanzas profundas: Revistas 'Tebaida' y 'Extramuros', El Morro Cotudo, 30.03.2011; acceso 15.07.2011
  2. Dossier sobre Alicia Galaz en Trilce (Chile), editorial Betania, 14.10.2011; acceso 18.08.2012

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