La Fraternidad lingüística entre Miguel de Unamuno y José Leite de Vasconcellos

Abstract

The purpose of this article is the presentation and analysis of the letters that Miguel de Unamuno sent to the Portuguese polygraph José Leite de Vasconcellos. With these missives the crossed correspondence between both of them is completed, by adding those of Unamuno to those we already knew of Leite. This allows us to delve into the relationship that these two Masters maintained, especially from the field of Philology and, more specifically, Linguistics, one of the main topics and dedications that united them. In addition, this correspondence is interesting because it is part of the beginnings of Unamuno's relations with Portugal, which over time will become crucial and very fruitful for him.Eliminar The purpose of this article is the presentation and analysis of the letters that Miguel de Unamuno sent to the Portuguese polygraph José Leite de Vasconcellos. With these missives the crossed correspondence between both of them is completed, by adding those of Unamuno to those we already knew of Leite. This allows us to delve into the relationship that these two Masters maintained, especially from the field of Philology and, more specifically, Linguistics, one of the main topics and dedications that united them. In addition, this correspondence is interesting because it is part of the beginnings of Unamuno's relations with Portugal, which over time will become crucial and very fruitful for him. El objeto de este artículo es la presentación y análisis de las cartas que Miguel de Unamuno remitió al polígrafo portugués José Leite de Vasconcellos. Con estas misivas se completa el epistolario cruzado entre ambos, al sumar las de Unamuno a las que ya conocíamos de Leite. Esto nos permite profundizar en la relación que mantuvieron estos dos Maestros, especialmente desde el ámbito de la Filología y, más concretamente, de la Lingüística, uno de los principales temas y dedicaciones que los unieron. Además, esta correspondencia es interesante porque forma parte de los inicios de las relaciones de Unamuno con Portugal, que con el tiempo se volverán cruciales y muy fructíferas para él.