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Amorim, Enrique
Born July 25,1900, in Salto; died there on July 28, 1960. Uruguayan writer. Amorim wrote novels about the life of the peasantry—The Cart (1933), The Settler Aguilar (1934), and The Horse and Its Shadow (1941). Amorim’s sympathy for the progressive movement of the people was reflected in his political novels—Twelve Moons Over Neuquen (1946), Comedians’ Fair (1952), and Victory Does Not Fall Into Your Hands (1952)—which are protests against social injustice. WORKSDespués del temporal. Montevideo, 1953.Los montaraces. Buenos Aires, 1957. La desembocadura. Buenos Aires, 1958. In Russian translation: Korral’ Ab’erto. Moscow-Leningrad, 1961. REFERENCEAgosti, H. P. “Enrique Amorim y la realidad campesina.” In Defensa del realismo, 2nd ed. Buenos Aires, 1955.L. S. OSPOVAT Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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