Name: tunela (in Spanish)
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Author: ernesto sabato
ISBN: 9788496643635

Type

Physical Book

Author

Ernesto Sabato

Publisher

Alberdania

Language

Spanish

Pages

160

ISBN

8496643638

ISBN13

9788496643635

Edited in

España

Synopsis "tunela (in Spanish)"

€œesango dut, eta aski izango da horrekin, juan pablo castel naizela, maria iribarne hil zuen margolaria€. hitz bortitz horiekin hasten da eleberri zirraragarri hau, kartzelan egindako aitorpen gisakoa, hara eraman duen ibilbide iluna kontatzen duena. gizaki sentibera eta bakartia da protagonista, adimen azkarra baina nortasun paranoikoa dituena; horrek eramango du amodioa modu gaixotian bizitzera, jabetasun eta jelosiazko eromen hazkor batean, bai beraren bai maitearen suntsitzea ekarriko duena. izatearen zentzurik ez eta komunikazioaren ezina erakusten dituen obra existentzialistatzat hartu izan da urtetan, arrazoiz, baina era berean esan liteke emakumeen kontrako bortxakeriara daraman prozesu psikologikoaren erakusgarri dugula, bikaina bezain izugarria.

Ernesto Sabato

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Ernesto Sabato (1911-2011) was born in Rojas, Buenos Aires Province. He earned his PhD in Physics and studied philosophy at the University of La Plata, worked on atomic radiations at the Curie Laboratory, and permanently left science in 1945 to dedicate himself exclusively to literature. He has written several essay books about man in the crisis of our time and about the meaning of literary activity ?thus, The Writer and His Ghosts (1963; Seix Barral, 1979), Apologies and Rejections (Seix Barral, 1979), One and the Universe (Seix Barral, 1981) and The Resistance (Seix Barral, 2000)?, his autobiography, Before the End (Seix Barral, 1999), and three novels whose definitive versions were presented by Seix Barral to the Spanish-speaking public in 1978: The Tunnel in 1948, On Heroes and Tombs in 1961 and Abaddón the Exterminator in 1974 (awarded in Paris as the best foreign novel published in France in 1976). Writers as diverse as Albert Camus, Graham Greene and Thomas Mann, Salvatore Quasimodo and Guido Piovene, Witold Gombrowicz and Maurice Nadeau have written with admiration about his work, which has received the Cervantes Prize, the Menéndez Pelayo Prize and the Jerusalem Prize.

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