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'''Eduardo Mallea''' (14 August 1903 in [[Bahía Blanca]] – 12 November 1982 in [[Buenos Aires]]) was an Argentine essayist, cultural critic, writer and diplomat. In 1931 he became editor of the literary magazine of ''[[La Nación]]''. |
'''Eduardo Mallea''' (14 August 1903 in [[Bahía Blanca]] – 12 November 1982 in [[Buenos Aires]]) was an Argentine essayist, cultural critic, writer and diplomat. In 1931 he became editor of the literary magazine of ''[[La Nación]]''.<ref>{{cite news|publisher=Historia Hoy|title=Eduardo Mallea, el argentino profundo|url=https://historiahoy.com.ar/eduardo-mallea-el-argentino-profundo-n1151|language=es|date=2 March 2023}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Eduardo Raúl Mallea |url=https://chambers.com/lawyer/eduardo-raul-mallea-latin-america-9:385269 |access-date=2024-02-16 |website=chambers.com |language=en}}</ref> |
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*Roberto Yahni & Pedro Orgambide, Ed.: ''Enciclopedia de la literatura Argentina''. Buenos Aires, [[ |
*Roberto Yahni & Pedro Orgambide, Ed.: ''Enciclopedia de la literatura Argentina''. Buenos Aires, [[Editorial Sudamericana|Ed. Sudamericana]], 1970 |
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*Fundación Eduardo Mallea. Buenos Aires, 2006 |
*Fundación Eduardo Mallea. Buenos Aires, 2006 |
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Latest revision as of 16:17, 16 February 2024
Eduardo Mallea (14 August 1903 in Bahía Blanca – 12 November 1982 in Buenos Aires) was an Argentine essayist, cultural critic, writer and diplomat. In 1931 he became editor of the literary magazine of La Nación.[1][2]
Works[edit]
- Cuentos para una inglesa desesperada (1926, ed. Gleizer)
- Conocimiento y expresión de la Argentina (1935, Essay, Buenos Aires, Sur)
- Nocturno Europeo (1935, Novel, Buenos Aires Sur)
- La Ciudad junto al rio inmóvil (1936, Nine Short Novels, Buenos Aires, Sur)
- Historia de una pasión Argentina (1937, essay, Buenos Aires, Sur)
- Fiesta en Noviembre (1938, Buenos Aires, Club del Libro A.L.A.)
- Meditación en la costa (1939, Buenos Aires, Imprenta Mercatali)
- La Bahía del Silencio (1940, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- El sayal y la púrpura (1941, essay, Buenos Aires, Losada)
- Todo verdor perecerá (1943, novel, Buenos Aires, Espasa-Calpe)
- Las Águilas (1944, novel, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- Rodeada esta de sueño (1946, Buenos Aires, Espasa-Calpe)
- El retorno (1946, Buenos Aires, Espasa-Calpe)
- El vínculo. Los Rembrandts. La rosa de Cernobbio. (1946, Noveulles, Emecé)
- Los enemigos del alma (1950, novel, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La Torre (1951, novel, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- Chaves (1953, novel, Buenos Aires, Emecé)
- La sala de espera (1953, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- Notas de un novelista (1954, essays, Buenos Aires, Losada)
- Simbad (1957, novel, Sudamericana)
- El gajo de enebro (1957, Buenos Aires, Emecé)
- Posesión (1958, nouvelles, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La razón humana (1959, nouvelles, Buenos Aires, Losada)
- La vida Blanca (1960, Buenos Aires, Sur)
- Las Travesías I (1961, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- Las Travesías II (1962, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La representación de los aficionados (1962, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La guerra interior (1963, essay, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- Poderío de la novela (1965, essay, Buenos Aires, Aguilar)
- El resentimiento (1966, noveulles, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La barca de hielo (1967, short stories, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La red (1968, short stories, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La penúltima puerta (1969, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- Triste piel del universo (1971, novel, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- Gabriel Andaral (1971, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- En la creciente oscuridad (1973, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- Los papeles privados (1974, essay, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La mancha en el mármol (1982, short stories, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
- La noche enseña a la noche (1985, novel, Buenos Aires, Sudamericana)
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- Roberto Yahni & Pedro Orgambide, Ed.: Enciclopedia de la literatura Argentina. Buenos Aires, Ed. Sudamericana, 1970
- Fundación Eduardo Mallea. Buenos Aires, 2006
- ^ "Eduardo Mallea, el argentino profundo" (in Spanish). Historia Hoy. 2 March 2023.
- ^ "Eduardo Raúl Mallea". chambers.com. Retrieved 2024-02-16.
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