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Julio Cortázar and his literature, Special Program at Íbero Spanish School www.iberospanish.com Buenos Aires
Julio Florencio Cortázar was born in Brussels, Belguim in 1914, just days after the German invasion and beginning of World War I. The family spent the following years in Switzerland and Spain and then later returned to Argentina where Cortázar resided for the rest of his childhood in Buenos Aires.
Although he never received his philosophy or language degree from the University of Buenos Aires, he taught several courses in secondary schools and published his first book of sonnets in 1938. In 1944, he became a professor of French Literature at the University of Cuyo and in 1949 published his play, “The Kings.”
Due to his opposition to the government of Juan Domingo Perón, Cortázar moved to France where he worked and lived for the rest of his life. He worked as a translator in Paris where he ended up writing all of his major works. He published poetry, drama and several non-fiction pieces. His famous Hopscotch was praised by many Latin American writers for its open-ended structure that invites the reader to choose between a linear or non-linear mode of reading. His use of inner monologue and stream of consciousness is owed to James Joyce and other modernists, but his main influence was Surrealism.
Other Cortázar pieces served as inspiration for different films made in the 1960´s. His story, “The Droolings of the Devil” inspired Michelangelo Antonioni´s film Blowup, and his story “The Southern Thruway” influenced Jean-Luc Godard´s Week End; both of which were well received by the public.
Ibero Spanish School www.iberospanish.com is offering a wonderful opportunity to learn Spanish and study the literary works of this famous author at the same time. We will focus on his life, his influences, his impact in the literary world and ,of course, his writing.
“His literature is a piece of magic”, says Florencia Bozzano, Director of Studies and Founder of Íbero.
If you are at all interested in Julio Cortázar, don´t let this great opportunity pass you by and register with Íbero today!
About the Author
Íbero Spanish School www.iberospanish.com is currently located in downtown Buenos Aires with impressive facilities and an own Spanish language learning curriculum with 8 levels. The school is nationally and internationally accredited. Students have the option of preparing for international examinations, studying area-specific vocabulary and Spanish teachers abroad can attend special Íbero training courses (Option to sign up for the TEFL certification program). The classes also utilize the school´s own line of books, which range from Absolute Beginner to Superior as well as many other materials to help supplement the learning, such as movies and music.