Famous People: Julio Cortázar
Julio
Cortázar
He
was an Argentine writer, translator and intellectual, considered one of the
most innovative and original authors of his time. Master of the short story,
the poetic prose, Cortázar was the creator of important novels that
revolutionized Hispanic literature.
His
work broke classic molds through narrations far removed from temporal
linearity, and its contents move on the border between the real and the
fantastic. His work is cataloged between magical realism and some place it in
the line of surrealism.
He
lived most of his life in Argentina and then in Europe, where he lived in
countries such as Italy, Spain, Switzerland and France, where he settled in
1951 and where he set some of his works. Cortazar rejected the Argentine
nationality in 1981 in protest with the government of that country. He died on
February 12, 1984 in Paris, France, because of leukemia.
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