Who are some good Spanish-language poets, novelists, and philosophers?

Only from Spain:

>Novel
Cervantes
Pérez Galdós
Aub
Blasco Ibáñez
Chirbes

>Poetry
García Lorca
Hernández
Jiménez
Quevedo
Bécquer

>Philosophy
Ortega y Gasset
Gracián
Unamuno

>Novelists
Cervantes
Galdós
Cela
Clarín
Paramo
Marquez
Rulfo
> Poetry
Garcilaso
Quevedo
Góngora
Neruda
García Lorca
>Philosophy
Unamuno
Ortega-Gasset
Juan de Mariana
Francisco de Victoria
Luis de Molina

Michael The Cervantes

>Novelists
Siglo de Oro
1898 Generation
>Poetry
Siglo de Oro
1898 Generation
>Philosophy
Salamanca School
Ortega y Gasset
Xavier Zurbiri
Julián Marias

Why is there no relevant philosophy written in Spanish? Ortega y Gasset is the only one that comes to mind and even then he is only somewhat relevant in philosophy of culture.
Feels bad man, why can't we have a philosophical tradition in Spanish language like the frenchies, or the anglos or the germans

>>8925031
Hernández is literally uneducated peasant tier.

What's the best English translation of Don Quixote?

>>8926012
>What's the best Spanish translation of Shakespeare?
This is how retarded you sound

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>>8925691
Just because you are an ignorant peasant doesn't mean Spain has not a philosophical tradition.

>Francisco Suárez
>Francisco de Vitoria
>Luis de Molina
>Domingo Báñez
>Melchor cano
>Diego de Estella
>Jovellanos

Etc.

>>8925288
Neruda is fucking shit, the fuck are you talking about

>>8925691
Most of them are escolastics which is not really appreciated nowadays.The school of Salamanca preceeds the principles of English liberalism by 100 years if you are interested

>>8925331
t r i g g e r e d

Borges

>>8926030
Nothing wrong with that
t. professional translator

Are there any big names that haven't been listed on here already?

>>8929563
Augusto Monterroso, Ernesto Sabato, Augusto Roa Bastos, and Miguel Ángel Asturias for narrative.

Gilberto Owen, Xavier Villaurrutia, and José Gorostiza for poetry.

Junot Diaz

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>>8929577

Going off of this, what is some good introductory Spanish literature? I've studied the language around 2 years and have a good grasp of most of the grammar.

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here's p much everyone from spain

>>8930083
oh yeah but i'm missing lots of newer stuff and some really old stuff

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added some stuff people listed in the thread

El Hombre Mediocre.
José Ingenieros.

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That feel when my spanish is decent but not dencent enough for comfy reading.

>>8929835
>what is some good introductory Spanish literature
Lazarillo de Tormes

There's this one genius that people tend to forget about
A poet from a little shitty country in Central America, but probs top 3 in Spanish poetry
He got me hooked on it
Rubén Darío
He's amazing, check him out

>>8924523

Novelists:

Benito Pérez Galdós
Miguel De Cervantes ***
Miguel de Unamuno
Pérez-Reverte (Contemporary)
Calderón de la Barca
Francisco Zorrilla
Fernando de Rojas

Poets:

Miguel Hernández
Federico García Lorca
Vicente Alexaindre
Luis de Góngora
Francisco de Quevedo
Rafael Alberti
Juan Ramón Jiménez***
Juan de la Cruz
Santa Teresa de Jesús
San Juan de Ávila
Lope de Vega

Philosophers

Ortega y Gasset***
¿Séneca?
Emilio Lledó
Fernando Savater
Giner de los Ríos
Gustavo Bueno


The (***) meaning those who are the most prominent in their fields (in my opinion)