Name: el tragaluz (in Spanish)
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Author: Antonio Buero Vallejo
ISBN: 9788431695835

Type

Physical Book

Author

José Ramón López García

Antonio Buero Vallejo

Publisher

vicens vives ediciones

Topic

lectura complementaria - complementario vicens viv

Language

Spanish

Pages

192

ISBN

8431695838

ISBN13

9788431695835

Edited in

España

Synopsis "el tragaluz (in Spanish)"

el tragaluz (clasicos hispanicos) antonio buero vallejo a antonio buero vallejo se le ha otorgado: el premio cervantes 1986 (ganador) editorial/distribuidor: vicens vives isbn 10: 8431695838 isbn 13 / cód barra: 9788431695835 idioma: castellano tema: juveniles año edición: 2011

José Ramón López García

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José Ramón López García is an academic and researcher associated with the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, specialized in the literature of the Spanish Republican exile. He co-edited the "Dictionary of Authors and Authoresses of the Republican Exile of 1939" (2016), a reference work in literary studies of the exile.

Additionally, he contributed to "History, Resistance, and Memory: Notes on the Critical Itinerary of Manuel Aznar Soler" (2023), focusing on the relationship between literature and politics in contemporary Spain. His work centers on the analysis of literature, theater, and politics from the 19th to the 21st century, highlighting his commitment to the recovery and study of exiled authors. His academic work has been fundamental for the understanding and dissemination of the literature of the Spanish Republican exile.

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Antonio Buero Vallejo

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Antonio Buero Vallejo (1916-2000) was a Spanish playwright, considered one of the most important figures in 20th century Spanish theater. His work falls within the realms of realistic and symbolist theater, with a strong social and psychological content. He debuted with Historia de una escalera (1949), which earned him the Lope de Vega Award and marked the beginning of his successful career. Other notable works include El tragaluz (1967), En la ardiente oscuridad (1950), and La Fundación (1974)

Throughout his career, Buero Vallejo tackled themes such as oppression, historical memory, and the fight for freedom. In 1986, he received the Cervantes Prize in recognition of his career. His legacy continues in contemporary theater.

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