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El mono que asesinó
by Horacio Quiroga · Compañía Europea de Comunicación e Información · tapa blanda · 94 pages
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Pages: 94 pagesAuthor: Horacio QuirogaPublisher: Compañía Europea de Comunicación e InformaciónFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 1/1/1991ISBN: ISBN 9788479692520
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Synopsis of El mono que asesinó
El mono que asesinó es una colección de cuentos del escritor uruguayo Horacio Quiroga, publicado por la editorial Anaya en 1991. Esta edición pertenece a la Biblioteca de El Sol, número 227, e incluye el relato 'El hombre artificial'. Los cuentos de Quiroga se caracterizan por su ambientación en la naturaleza y por explorar temas como la muerte, la locura y la lucha por la supervivencia.
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Horacio Quiroga
Horacio Silvestre Quiroga Forteza was a Uruguayan playwright, poet, and short story writer. The jungle settings of his stories emphasized the conflict between humans and nature. His portrayals of mental illness and hallucinatory states were influenced by Edgar Allan Poe. In turn, Quiroga influenced Gabriel García Márquez and Julio Cortázar.
1878–1937262 titles published
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