Alberto Zum Felde (Bahía Blanca, 30 May 1887,[1] 1888[2] or 1889[3] – Montevideo, 6 May 1976) was a Uruguayan historian, critic and essayist.
As shown by Arturo Ardao, Zum Felde is very relevant among the currents of thought of philosophy of culture in the Americas.[3]
He was one of the nine founding members of the Uruguayan Academy of Letters.[4]
- ^ Archivo de prensa: Alberto Zum Felde
- ^ archive.org; "Uruguayans of today"
- ^ a b Red Académica Uruguaya; Alberto Zum Felde (in Spanish)
- ^ Academia Nacional de Letras (in Spanish)