Name: Ocho Mujeres Poseídas (in Spanish)
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Author: Tennessee Williams
ISBN: 9788421742037

portada Ocho Mujeres Poseídas (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Tennessee Williams

Publisher

Caralt Editores, S.A.

Language

Spanish

Pages

164

Format

Hardcover

ISBN

8421742035

ISBN13

9788421742037

Edited in

España

Ocho Mujeres Poseídas (in Spanish)

Tennessee Williams (Author) · Caralt Editores, S.A. · Hardcover

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Synopsis "Ocho Mujeres Poseídas (in Spanish)"

El mismo poder revulsivo que impregna los grandes dramas de Tennessee Williams —Un tranvía llamado deseo, La gata sobre el tejado de zinc caliente, La noche de la iguana— se manifiesta con fuerza en estas historias de mujer, despojadas de las veladuras metafóricas y de la irrealidad que a veces suavizaban la potencia de su teatro.

Aquí, las protagonistas son mujeres dominadas por la insatisfacción, el deseo o la angustia de una frustración erótica despiadada. Otras viven atrapadas en un mundo de fantasmas que regresan con una lucidez tan obsesiva como aterradora, justo en el umbral de la muerte.

Relatos construidos con la penetración psicológica, el dominio de los recursos dramáticos y la fuerza lírica que hicieron de Williams uno de los autores más intensos y visionarios del siglo XX.

Tennessee Williams

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(Mississippi, 1911 - New York, 1983) Thomas Lanier Williams III, better known by his stage name Tennessee Williams, was a prominent American playwright. He graduated with a degree in Philosophy and Letters from the University of Iowa, and in 1948 he won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for A Streetcar Named Desire, and in 1955 for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Critics of the genre maintain that Williams wrote in a Southern Gothic style. His characters are often alien to social conventions. His work is well-known because many were made into films, with scripts by Tennessee Williams himself in most cases.

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