Referencias parisinas en el imaginario mítico de Julio Cortázar

Authors

  • Miguel Herráez UCH-CEU de Valencia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30827/rl.v0i12.3768

Keywords:

Julio Cortázar, Paris, Imaginary, Tale, Biographism

Abstract

The city of Paris was always a sacralized place by Julio Cortázar from his adolescence in Argentina. From when he was young he always felt attracted to its streets and cultural references. That effect was consolidated after his first trip to Paris in the decade of the fifties and even more since his settlement in the French city. The article deals with the areas of Paris that Julio Cortázar mythologized through his stories and novels, the spaces that are scenes in his literature.

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References

Aron, Edith (2007). 55 Rayuelas. Barcelona: Belacqva.

Bernárdez, Aurora (2000). Julio Cortázar. Cartas 1,2,3. Buenos Aires: Alfaguara.

Caroff, Alain y Namer, Claude (1999). Filme: Julio Cortázar.

Herráez, Miguel (2011). Julio Cortázar, una biografía revisada. Barcelona: Alrevés.

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Published

2014-06-01

How to Cite

Herráez, M. (2014). Referencias parisinas en el imaginario mítico de Julio Cortázar. Revista Letral, (12), 21–31. https://doi.org/10.30827/rl.v0i12.3768

Issue

No. 12 (2014): Special Issue Julio Cortázar

Section

Transatlantic Studies

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