The classic resource in Santiago periodicals: an interdisciplinary approach

Abstract

The integration of content through interdisciplinary relationships in the teaching-learning process, allows progress in the construction and improvement of new knowledge in the area of humanistic sciences. This educational endeavor enables the professional training of the Literature career from the acquisition of knowledge during undergraduate teaching and its application, later, during the exercise of the profession. The present investigation establishes links and interconnections between the literary production of Armando Leyva Balaguer (1888-1942) and the assumption of significant aspects that show the classical influence in some of his texts, which appeared in periodical publications in Santiago. In this sense, we work with literary texts that today constitute a valuable source, treasured in the Rare and Valuable Funds room of the Elvira Cape Provincial Library in the city of Santiago de Cuba, due to the growing need for rescue and preservation of these publications and the work carried out by representative authors from the region. It also constitutes a bibliographic material that enriches the studies of Literatures and Cultures of Ibero-America and the Caribbean, as well as the discipline of Classic Letters.