Comunidad y heterodoxia en el trabajo de Enrique Espinoza en Babel

This article analyzes the literary work carried out by Samuel Glusberg (1898-1987), known as Enrique Espinoza, a fundamental figure in the intellectual field in Buenos Aires and Santiago, during the first half of the 20th Century. Editor, director of several cultural magazines, translator and essayist, his work places him at the center of building up intellectual communities in the period. The article proposes a reading on his project, the cultural magazine Babel, as the praxis of a communitarian desire, deployed both in an intellectual network and in the forms and mechanisms that give meaning and cohesion to heterogeneous bodies of texts and authors.