Literatura uruguaya

Literatura uruguaya refers to the body of written works produced by Uruguayan authors, reflecting the country's culture, history, and social issues. It includes diverse genres such as poetry, novel, short stories, and essays, with notable figures like José Enrique Rodó, Juan Carlos Onetti, and Mario Benedetti. Uruguay's literature often explores themes of identity, politics, and human experience, contributing significantly to Latin American literary traditions. Its development has been influenced by European literary movements and its political history, making it a vital part of Uruguay’s cultural heritage and its dialogue with broader Latin American and global literature.