Efrén Núñez Mata
Efrén Núñez Mata (, Oaxaca, 9 July 1890 – Mexico City 17 August 1974) was a Mexican medical doctor, teacher, poet, writer and academic.
Biography[]
He traveled to Mexico City to enter the Escuela Libre de Homeopatia de Mexico. After graduating as a homeopathic physician, he studied at the to be a teacher. He Studied psychology, philology, comparative grammar, literature and Latin. He taught in secondary schools at and at the . He was inspector and head of teaching in primary schools for parts of Mexico. He later was the director of the Escuela Nacional de Maestros and also of the . He was appointed professor at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He also worked for several newspapers and magazines. On 10 June 1966, he was elected full member of the Mexican Academy of Language, and took the 28th chair of that institution on 9 December 1966.
Publications[]
- El libro de los madrigales, Anthology, 1929.
- Alma campesina, 1930.
- Ella.
- Poemas de amor, 1933.
- No!. poems, 1938.
- Fuerza. poems, 1946.
- Carta Athenagórica de Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, 1945.
- México en la historia, 1951.
- Cinco sonetos, 1953.
- Rosa de primavera, story, 1955.
- Albas, poems, 1956.
- Homónimos. Algunos sinónimos y antónimos, 1956.
- Cuaderno de homónimos, 1958.
- Canciones, poems, 1959.
- Oaxaca: nombres y signos, 1964.
- Voces en cielo y tierra, 1966
- Nociones de gramática. La composición, 1966.
- Historia y origen del soneto, 1966.
This page is a translation of the Spanish Wikipedia article on Efren Nunez Mata.
- 1890 births
- 1974 deaths
- National Autonomous University of Mexico faculty
- 20th-century Mexican poets
- 20th-century Mexican male writers
- Mexican male poets
- People from Oaxaca