Reflexiones de Francisco Ayala sobre el exilio intelectual español
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revindias.1996.i207.812Abstract
Through a discussion of Francisco Ayala´s thinking -a Spanish writer who lived in exile in Argentina in the 1940s- the author analyzes the condition and concept of exile from the point of view of the intellectual who is forced to live and work away from his country, thereby losing contact with the main recipient of his writings: the Spanish public.
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