CHAPTER VIII: FROM MOCTEZUMA II TO NONOALCO IN 1968: TODOS LOS GATOS SON PARDOS.

Chapter VIII of the book "Lifting the Obsidian Mask: The Artistic Vision of Carlos Fuentes" is presented. It offers a critique to the play of Mexican essayist and novelist Carlos Fuentes entitled "Todos los gatos son pardos." It considers the work as complementing to the many achievements of Fuentes...

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Publicado en:Lifting The Obsidian Mask: The Artistic Vision of Carlos Fuentes pp. 139 - 160
Autor principal: Gyurko, Lanin A.
Formato: Capítulo de libro
Publicado: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 2007
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