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Interroga Vargas Llosa a Victor Hugo.(Cultura)

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From: Reforma (México D.F., México)
Date: 20041104
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Byline: Carlos Rubio

Publica 'La tentación de lo imposible'. Explora el escritor en su ensayo sobre 'Los miserables' los alcances de la libertad

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MADRID.- Mario Vargas Llosa analiza en su nuevo ensayo, La tentación de lo imposible, las claves de la creación de Los miserables para descubrir la personalidad de su autor, el escritor francés Victor Hugo (1802-1885).

Durante la presentación de su obra, Vargas Llosa (Arequipa, 1936) calificó la vida de Victor Hugo como una aventura múltiple, por tratarse de un hombre lleno de curiosidad y de ...

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