Libro De Manuel by Julio Cortazar
A motley circle of Latin American exiles in Paris concocts a scheme to abduct a diplomat to trade for political prisoners while simultaneously compiling a playful “manual” for a newborn in their care. Mixing banter, romance, and a collage of real news clippings about torture and repression, the narrative oscillates between irony and urgency as it interrogates the limits of art, the ethics of direct action, and the fraught gap between revolutionary dreams and their consequences.
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- Published
- 1973
- Nationality
- Argentine
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- Original Language
- Spanish
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- - A Manual for Manuel
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