Así pasó el diablo: Novela / Jenaro Prieto

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Prieto, Jenaro

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Colección Arte y culturaPublication details: [Place of publication not identified] : EDICIONES UC, 2016.Description: 1 online resource (120 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9789561420878
9561420872
9561420724
9789561420724

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DDC classification:

863/.6 23

LOC classification:

PQ8097.P77 A85 2016eb

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Summary: Jenaro Prieto places his novel El socio (1928) in the city, where the intrigue of the characters and the power of the imaginary intersect with speculation about money and the market crisis that was announced. Thus Passed the Devil, published for the first time in this volume, shows a diverse facet of the author. In a Creole setting, in a Chile that seems lost, the influence of money is now presented as an instrument of the devil. The novel reinterprets the Faustian tradition and moves it to the rural context, where the cosmopolitan figure of Mephistopheles transfigures the customs of the town of San José de las Pataguas. There, an intrigue full of humor, dramatic tension, ups and downs unfolds.

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Jenaro Prieto places his novel El socio (1928) in the city, where the intrigue of the characters and the power of the imaginary intersect with speculation about money and the market crisis that was announced. Thus Passed the Devil, published for the first time in this volume, shows a diverse facet of the author. In a Creole setting, in a Chile that seems lost, the influence of money is now presented as an instrument of the devil. The novel reinterprets the Faustian tradition and moves it to the rural context, where the cosmopolitan figure of Mephistopheles transfigures the customs of the town of San José de las Pataguas. There, an intrigue full of humor, dramatic tension, ups and downs unfolds.

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