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Resumen : El proposito de este trabajo es poner las bases de lo que seria una “Historia no academica” (HnA) de la figura de Octavio Augusto en la literatura y el ensayo modernos, basicamente a partir de la segunda mitad del siglo XIX, a partir de tres parametros esenciales: a) No estamos ante una Historia programatica, sino ante algo que acontece espontaneamente en diversas manifestaciones literarias. b) Nos encontramos ante indagaciones personales, mas propias de una elaborada hermeneutica que de una investigacion factual sobre las “fuentes”. c) Se trata de una Historia que se articula mediante “tensiones”, como pueden ser la regeneracion frente a la decadencia, o el espanto frente a la felicidad. Por lo demas, el personaje literario del emperador esta sujeto a tensiones con respecto a diversas figuras historicas, como pueden ser otros emperadores, los poetas de su epoca, o la propia figura de Cristo. De esta forma, y de acuerdo con lo expuesto, las recreaciones mas importantes de la figura de Augusto y su labor politica apareceran en relacion con otros personajes, como es el caso de Virgilio. Para ilustrar minimamente el proyecto de esta “Historia no academica” recurrire a tres autores significativos que pertenecen a momentos bien distintos: el pensador anarquista Pierre Joseph Proudhon, el novelista Hermann Broch y el ensayista Pascal Quignard. Palabras clave : Octavio Augusto, Historia no Academica. Abstract : The aim of this study is to lay the foundations of what would be a “Non-Academic History” (NAH) of the figure of Octavius Augustus in modern literature and essay, essentially since the second half of the 19th century, according to three essential parameters: a) The NAH is not a programmatic History, but something that happens spontaneously in diverse literary manifestations. b) We are faced with personal inquiries, more typical of elaborate hermeneutics than a factual investigation based on “sources”. c) The NAH is articulated through “tensions”, such as regeneration in the face of decadence, or fear in the face of happiness. Moreover, the literary character of the emperor is subject to tensions with respect to various historical figures, such as other emperors, contemporary poets and the figure of Christ himself. In this way, and according to the above, the most important recreations of the figure of Augustus and his political work will appear in relation to other characters, as is the case of Virgilius. To illustrate this “Non-Academic History”, I will draw on three significant authors who belong to quite different times: the anarchist thinker Pierre Joseph Proudhon, the novelist Hermann Broch and the essayist Pascal Quignard. Key words : Octavius Augustus, Non-Academic History.

Entre el sexo y el espanto. Augusto y la literatura, o una Historia no Académica del primer emperador de Roma