Federico En Su Balcón / Nietzsche on His Balcony
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ISBN10: 6073860390
ISBN13: 9786073860390
Publisher: Debolsillo
Published: Nov 18 2025
Pages: 320
Weight: 0.81
Language: Spanish
ISBN13: 9786073860390
Publisher: Debolsillo
Published: Nov 18 2025
Pages: 320
Weight: 0.81
Language: Spanish
En una ciudad con una violenta revolución social, Dante Loredano comienza un diálogo con su vecino Federico Nietzsche. De Carlos Fuentes autor de Aura, La Silla del Águila, La región más transparente y La muerte de Artemio Cruz. Ganador del Premio Príncipe de Asturias 1994 y el Premio Cervantes 1987. La novela póstuma de Carlos Fuentes. Esta obra es el testamento literario de Carlos Fuentes, una lección definitiva sobre lo que fue y seguirán siendo como escritor. Dante Loredano entabla un diálogo con su vecino de balcón, Federico Nietzsche, y se deja guiar por éste a través de una ciudad encendida por una violenta revolución social contra la oligarquía del poder. Cada uno de los personajes representa una clase social. Sofisticado y dialéctico, el diálogo que se establece entre Dante y Nietzsche y que se va mechando en el relato de los hechos da lugar a una novela llena de simbolismo, en la que las acciones y los personajes son ejemplificaciones de conceptos fundamentales del pensamiento del filósofo alemán. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In a city experiencing a violent social revolution, Dante Loredano begins a dialogue with his neighbor Federico Nietzsche. By Carlos Fuentes, author of Aura, The Eagle's Throne, Where the Air Is Clear, and The Death of Artemio Cruz. Winner of the Prince of Asturias Award in 1994 and the Cervantes Prize in 1987. The posthumous novel by Carlos Fuentes. This work is the literary testament of Carlos Fuentes, a definitive lesson on what he was and will continue to be as a writer. Dante Loredano engages in a dialogue with his balcony neighbor, Federico Nietzsche, and allows himself to be guided by him through a city ignited by a violent social revolution against the power oligarchy. Each of the characters represents a social class. Sophisticated and dialectical, the dialogue established between Dante and Nietzsche, interwoven with the narrative of events, gives rise to a novel full of symbolism, where the actions and characters exemplify fundamental concepts of the German philosopher's thought.
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