Name: Tres Novelitas Burguesas (in Spanish)
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Author: José Donoso
ISBN: 9789563844986

portada Tres Novelitas Burguesas (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

José Donoso

Publisher

Penguin

Year

2024

Language

Spanish

Pages

280

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

15x23

Weight

0.38

ISBN13

9789563844986

Edited in

Chile

Synopsis "Tres Novelitas Burguesas (in Spanish)"

A la luz del centenario de José Donoso, relanzamos las Tres novelitas burguesas en la colección del autor, una de sus novelas más surrealistas..Las Tres novelitas burguesas comienzan en el plano realista y poco a poco se deslizan hacia lo onírico, lo esquizofrénico y lo esperpéntico. Escrita de forma posterior a El obsceno pájaro de la noche, es la primera novela que José Donoso publica viviendo en España. Un tríptico que observa y realiza una profunda crítica social a la clase burguesa y ar[stica europea y específicamente catalana. Con ironía y también humor, propone aquí la desintegración del sujeto mediante la fuerza.

José Donoso

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José Donoso, born in Santiago, Chile in 1924, is one of the most influential writers of Chilean and Latin American literature of the 20th century. His academic background includes studies at the University of Chile and Princeton, USA. Between 1967 and 1981, he lived in Spain, a crucial period during which he wrote some of his most important novels and established himself as a central figure of the Latin American Boom.

His most notable works include “Coronación” (1957), “El obsceno pájaro de la noche” (1970), and “Casa de campo” (1978). Donoso was awarded numerous prizes, including the National Literature Prize in Chile, the Critics' Prize in Spain, the Mondello Prize in Italy, and the Roger Caillois Prize in France. In 1995, he received the Grand Cross of Civil Merit from the Council of Ministers of Spain.
After returning to Chile in 1981, he led a literary workshop that played a key role in the emergence of the “new Chilean narrative”. José Donoso died in Santiago, Chile in December 1996.

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