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The Death of Artemio Cruz

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El paso del tiempo —más de treinta años— ha ratificado el valor literario de una La muerte de Artemio Cruz, en la que el autor se situaba a la vanguardia de lo que algunos años más tarde se conocería como la «nueva novela hispanoamericana».Carlos Fuentes sorprendió a los críticos con una novela moderna y de enorme solidez narrativa. Novela de gran intensidad temática, está centrada en la reflexión sobre el México surgido de la Revolución, pero también analiza, con amargura, cuestiones tan universales y permanentes como la soledad, el poder o el desamor. La mente del protagonista transita durante toda la obra por la memoria y se convierte en un símbolo de salvación, es el espejo en el que el hombre se reconoce, el lugar de encuentro con su pasado que es, a la vez, su futuro.

Author: Carlos Fuentes (all their books in stock)
Format: Paperback
Published: 1979
Pages: 264
Publisher: Penguin Books
ISBN: 9780140049213

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