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portada Corazon de Perro (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Collection
COMPACTOS
Year
2020
Language
Spanish
Pages
120
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21 x 14 cm
ISBN13
9788417971441
Edited in
España
Edition No.
1
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Corazon de Perro (in Spanish)

Mijail Afanas'evich Bulgakov (Author) · Mijail Bulgakov (Author) · Galaxia Gutenberg · Paperback

Corazon de Perro (in Spanish) - Mijail Bulgakov

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Synopsis "Corazon de Perro (in Spanish)"

Situada en el Moscú de 1924, Corazón de perro relata la transformación de un bondadoso perro callejero en un hombre insufrible, brutal y soez que acaba militando en el Partido Comunista. El talento de Bulgakov para la sátira queda patente una vez más en esta narración en la que critica los intentos comunistas para crear el Nuevo Hombre Soviético, fiel a la patria como un perro a su amo, y transformar radicalmente la humanidad. Su publicación fue prohibida en la Unión Soviética y solo pudo ser publicada en 1987, más de sesenta años después de haber sido escrita.Situada en el Moscú de 1924, Corazón de perro relata la transformación de un bondadoso perro callejero en un hombre insufrible, brutal y soez que acaba militando en el Partido Comunista. El talento de Bulgakov para la sátira queda patente una vez más en esta narración en la que critica los intentos comunistas para crear el Nuevo Hombre Soviético, fiel a la patria como un perro a su amo, y transformar radicalmente la humanidad. Su publicación fue prohibida en la Unión Soviética y solo pudo ser publicada en 1987, más de sesenta años después de haber sido escrita.
Mijail Bulgakov
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Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov was born in Kiev in 1891. In 1909, he entered the Faculty of Medicine and from 1916 worked as a doctor in a village in the Smolensk province; he then moved to the city of Vyazma. The impressions of those years served as the basis for the cycle of stories A Young Doctor's Notebook (1925-1926). After the October Revolution of 1917, Bulgakov returned to Kiev. During the Civil War, he lived for a time in Vladikavkaz and in 1921 moved to Moscow, where the action of The Fatal Eggs (1925) and Heart of a Dog (1925, published in 1968 in Great Britain) takes place. In 1925, he published in the magazine Russia and the novel The White Guard. That same year, he began working on a play linked in argument and theme to the latter, which would later be named The Days of the Turbins (1926). The creation process of this play is described in Notes of a Dead Man, published posthumously as Black Snow (1965). Later, he wrote two satirical works about Soviet life in the twenties, Zoya's Apartment (1926) and The Purple Island (1927), as well as a drama about the Civil War and the first Russian emigration, Flight (1928, banned shortly after its premiere).

In the late 1920s, Bulgakov was subjected to harsh attacks by the official critics. His prose works were not published, and his plays were removed from the theater repertoire. In March 1930, he sent a letter to Stalin and the Soviet government requesting the possibility to emigrate from the Soviet Union or, alternatively, to make a living in the theater. A month later, Stalin called Bulgakov and allowed him to work, after which the writer received the position of assistant director at the Moscow Art Theatre.

Bulgakov died in Moscow on March 10, 1940.
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Isaac Civilo Monday, October 05, 2020
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Una perfecta alegoría del Comunismo y su brutalidad. Narrada con una prosa de primer nivel, desenmascara las mentiras de un régimen totalitario que siempre se esconde tras un hermosa y atractiva retórica, el canto de sirena que regresa una y otra vez para hundir a millones de personas.

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 Melanie Hilgendorf Sunday, May 02, 2021
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Quizás tenía muchas expectativas de este libro, no encontré que fuera tan satírico como se plantea, sin embargo, el final me gustó mucho

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