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"Literature Lesson" by: [Argentina] Julio Cortázar
"Literature Lesson" by: [Argentina] Julio Cortázar
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Introduction · · · · · ·
★Julio Cortázar, a Latin American literary giant, breaks the convention with his master literature course, which is introduced in simplified Chinese for the first time
★A writer highly praised by five Nobel Prize winners in literature: Gabriel García Márquez, Neruda, Saramago, Vargas Llosa, and Mo Yan
★Suitable for all those who love stories, a must-read book for writers!
★This is an invitation, inviting readers to participate in the great literary game.
★A book that helps you understand the imaginative Cortázar and Latin American literature. It is clear, concise, informative and interesting.
Faithfully recorded 8 master literature classes + 2 public lectures, full of practical information
Detailed interpretation + analysis of famous examples + troubleshooting + creative guidance, written for all readers and creators, find the answers to creation and stories in "Literature Class"!
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In 1980, Cortázar was invited to the University of California, Berkeley to teach a two-month literature course.
This book is a transcription of the recordings of eight lectures given by the writer at that time. Playful by nature, he and his students "partnered" to play a game, trying to make literature interesting and closely related to real life. The thirteen-hour discussion revealed Cortázar's writing secrets: the interpretation of fantasy stories, the musicality, humor, and playfulness in literature, fantasy and realism, and the analysis of his own works and creative path... Cortázar once again performed his magic and turned the literature class into a serious game.
"Literature Class" is an invitation, and the great writer Cortázar solemnly invites you to participate.
About the Author · · · · · ·
Julio Cortázar
A famous Argentine writer and a representative of the Latin American "literary explosion". Born in Belgium in 1914, he grew up in Argentina and moved to Paris, France in 1951. He wrote the novel "Hopscotch", the short story collections "Animal Bestiary", "The End of the Game", "All Fires Return to One", "We Love Glenda So Much", etc. He died of illness in Paris in 1984.
Cortázar is considered the most experimental writer of the 20th century. Oviedo, author of "History of Spanish American Literature", said: "When people think of Cortázar's name, the first word that comes to their mind is: charming."
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