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La Mesa Redonda sobre "Todas las Sangres" del 23 de junio de 1965

La Mesa Redonda sobre "Todas las Sangres" del 23 de junio de 1965

EssaysHistory
Pages
110
Published
2000
Language
Spanish
Prose complexity
7/10

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About the author

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José María Arguedas

José María Arguedas was a Peruvian novelist and anthropologist. His essential work, Los ríos profundos, explores the indigenous Andean world and the clash of cultures in Peru. He wrote with deep insight into both Spanish and Quechua traditions.

Frequently asked questions

  • What is the significance of this round table discussion in the context of Arguedas's work?

    This volume documents a pivotal academic event where leading intellectuals debated the controversial reception and profound cultural implications of "Todas las Sangres" shortly after its publication. It offers direct insight into the immediate critical discourse surrounding one of Arguedas's most ambitious novels, highlighting the ideological tensions and interpretive challenges it presented to Peruvian society.

  • Does this book provide context for understanding the social and political climate in Peru during the 1960s?

    The discussions compiled in this book reflect the intense intellectual and political debates of mid-1960s Peru, particularly concerning indigenous issues, national identity, and the role of literature in social change. It serves as a primary source for understanding how Arguedas's work intersected with the era's pressing societal questions.