Néstor Perlongher como lector, difusor y crítico temprano del posestructuralismo francés en Latinoamérica

This article analyzes the citric production of the poet, essayist, and urban anthropologist, Néstor Perlongher. Our analytical perspective focuses on his relationship with theoretical sources from French post-structuralism. His critical work stands out not only for being unique in translating and disseminating Deleuze’s work in Argentina, but also for providing a relevant critical theoretical framework for neobarroso poetic works that until then lacked a consistent framework of analysis. We are interested in his concomitant and critical attitude towards these sources and in the processes of updating and adaptation that he made of these based on the Latin American perspective of literary and anthropological studies.