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Biography - Azuela, Mariano (1873-1952): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2003-01-01 Luciernaga by Mariano, 1873-1952 Azuela, 1932 Two novels of the Mexican Revolution: The trials of a respectable family and The underdogs. Translated by Frances Kellam Hendricks and Beatrice Berler by Mariano (1873-1952) Azuela, 1969 Las Tribulaciones de Una Familia Decente by Mariano, 1873-1952 Azuela, 1947 The Underdogs: Pictures and Scenes from the Present Revolution: a Translation of Mariano Azuela's Los De Abajo With Related Texts by Mariano Azuela, 2006-09-30 Three Novels by Mariano Azuela by Mariano Azuela, 1979-06 Mariano Azuela (Twayne's World Authors Series, A Survey of the World's Literature) by Luis Leal, 1971-06 The Art of Mariano Azuela: Modernism in LA Malhora, El Desquite, LA Luciernaga (Nostos Book) by Eliud Martinez, 1981-05 Azuela and the Mexican Underdogs (Ucla Latin American Studies ; V. 48) by Stanley L. Robe, 1979-04

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61. Universalia@línea
    Translate this page listas independientes. Los de abajo (1916) Mariano Azuela (Mex 1873-1952). La vorágine (1924) José Eustasio Rivera (Col 1889-1928).  
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62. PLCMC - Catalog - AudioTape Books
    Axelrod, Alan, 1952, Elizabeth I, Ceo Strategic Lessons From the Leader Who Built an Empire /. Azuela, Mariano, 1873-1952. Los De Abajo (Those From Under).  
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63. Ibiñagabeitia Proiektua
    5. Mariano Azuela (18731952) Francisco Villaren ejerzitoko medikua zen. Besteren artean, hogei nobela idatzi zituen Mexikoko Iraultzaren ingurukoak.  
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    Extractions: John Reed Gorka Arrese Ez naiz sekula Mexikon izan. Ez dakit zenbat jende bizi den han. Gutxi gorabehera bakarrik dakit nork gobernatzen duen gaur. Eta norbaitek Mexiko aipatzen duenean, gizon gutxi batzuren izenak besterik ez ditut gogoratzen: erbesteraturen bat edo beste; Emiliano Zapata eta Francisco Villa; Mariano Azuela, Diego Rivera, John Reed eta Sergei Eisenstein. Ez naiz sekula Mexikon izan. Eta hauxe izan zen Mexiko eta hango jendearen gainean idatzita irakurri nuen lehenenego pasartea. John Reed kazetari gringoarena da. Mexiko iraultzailea liburuko lehen ataleko lehen kapitulukoa. 1914ean argitaratua. Orain, lagunok, Juanitoren telegramek izan behar dute lehenak!, aditu? Eta kazetariari ondoren: Goazen txo! Gora Villa zuen izena. Pancho Villarena Wallace Beery-k egiten zuen, eta gerrako korrespontsal iparramerikarrarena Stuart Erwin txiki eta sendoak. Honek izan behar du Chihuahuako Juanito Mexikoko iraultza bertatik segitzeko Metropolitan egunkariak John Reed bidali zuen 1913an. Hogeitasei urte zituen orduan. Estatu Batuetara itzuli zenean

64. Vervuert Verlag
    Translate this page ISBN 9701856600. Ensayos sobre la vida y obra del literato mexicano Mariano Azuela (1873-1952). Artikel in Warenkorb. Llopesa, Ricardo. Modernidad y modernismo.  
    http://www.ibero-americana.net/en/catalogues/2002-2/NLAL/Lite.html
    
    Extractions: Anuario de la Fundación Octavio Paz. Memoria del coloquio internacional "Por el laberinto de la soledad a 50 años de su publicación". ISBN: 9681663608 "El laberinto de la soledad" fue un libro que reivindicó el derecho de la mirada poética para interpretar la historia y la sociedad. En el 50 aniversario de su edición, este coloquio repasa su recepción e influencia. Caminos y encuentros de Maqroll el Gaviero. Escritos de y sobre Álvaro Mutis. Edición a cargo de Javier Ruiz Portella. Bibliografía: pp. 341-346. ISBN: 8489779279 Recopilación de artículos sobre el autor colombiano, reciente premio Cervantes. El volumen incluye también una serie de ensayos del propio Mutis.

65. Bcunet Editorial: Alejandría BE 5.3.3.4r
    Translate this page 4, PQ7297 A9 Azuela , Mariano, 1873-1952. 3 novelas de Mariano Azuela la Malhora, el Desquite, la Luicérnaga Fondo de Cultura Económica , México, MEXICO.  
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66. Mìstská Knihovna Louny - Katalog Clavius
    Comacho,Carlos de(2) Azevedo,Aluízo(2) Aznavour,Charles,1924(17) Azorín,1873-1967(1) Azouvi,Francois(1) Aztec Camera(1) Azuela,Mariano,1873-1952(1) Azzopardi  
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67. Los De Abajo, Un Análisis Por Eduardo Díaz Díaz ©1996
    Translate this page de Mariano Azuela, este análisis escrito por ©Eduardo Díaz Díaz.  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Lab/2948/losdeabajo.html
    
    Extractions: de Mariano Azuela, este análisis escrito por ©Eduardo Díaz Díaz Demetrio Macías) - "¿Pos cuál causa defendemos nosotros ?" Alberto Solís responde : "Me preguntará por que sigo entonces en la revolución. La revolución es el huracán, y el hombre que se entrega a ella ya no es el hombre, es la miserable hoja seca arrebatada por el vendaval" Está escuchando Cielito Lindo No pudo haber un segmento tan sencillo como este que nos proporcionara una perspectiva de reflexión de lo que considero la temática básica de "Los de Abajo", novela escrita por Mariano Azuela ; un estudio de la lucha en la revolución mexicana desde el punto de vista del autor como testigo y primer escritor de la novela revolucionaria. "Los de Abajo" fue publicada por entregas en un periódico de El Paso, Texas, Estados Unidos, en 1916, pero esta no ganó éxito y aceptación mundial hasta su tercera edición en 1925. El movimiento caudaloso y sangriento contra Victoriano Huerta y la forma espontánea en que los campesinos engrosaron las filas revolucionarias son situaciones históricas en que la novela se basa para su desarrollo, iniciando una abundante literatura narrativa sobre las luchas revolucionarias del México moderno. Pero antes de adentrarme en el análisis de dicha obra creo necesario narrar primero la historia de esta, con el fin de ir introduciendo dentro de ella los puntos adecuados de estudio y que todo tenga una secuencia y orden lógico.

68. Azuela, Mariano. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    Azuela, Mariano. ( märyä´n äsw´lä) (KEY) , 18731952, Mexican novelist. Azuela began his medical practice in 1899 After Villas defeat Azuela took refuge in Texas  
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69. HISTORY OF MEXICO - MARIANO AZUELA - BY JIM TUCK IN MEXICO CONNECT
    History of Mexico BETWEEN ZOLA AND CELINE THE STRANGE TRAJECTORY OF Mariano Azuela . By Jim Tuck, Author in Mexico Connect - Mexico's monthly ezine / magazine devoted to informing about and THE STRANGE TRAJECTORY OF Mariano Azuela. 1873 - 1952. Where does one draw the line between iconoclastic Mariano Azuela was both a "Zola" and a "Céline" an iconoclastic idealist  
    http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/history/jtuck/jtazuela.html
    
    Extractions: Where does one draw the line between iconoclastic satire and cynicism? It is commonly said that the purpose of satire is correction and this seems as useful an explanation as any. No matter how brutally a target is lampooned, the satirist usually has a vision of a better world created through a necessary process of social change. The cynic, on the other hand, has not one iota of reforming zeal. In his biography of Joe McCarthy, Richard Rovere applies St. Augustine's term "those canine philosophers" to individuals like the rogue senator from Wisconsin. The defining characteristic of such people is "a disbelief in the possibility of sincerity" which would account for McCarthy being baffled when a man he had publicly labeled a traitor wouldn't go out to a bar and drink with him after the hearings. Believing humanity to be irredeemably corrupt, the cynic nonchalantly shrugs off instances of tyranny and injustice that drive the satirist to furiously attack the repressive society generating such behavior. Emile Zola's caustic novels, which spotlighted a grim world of exploited miners, Paris prostitutes and alcoholism, brought against him charges that he was a cynical naysayer and even a pornographer. Yet Zola had a flaming passion for justice. At the time of the Dreyfus case, he had to flee to England to escape imprisonment following publication of

70. Mariano Azuela
    Mariano Azuela. A unas cuantas cuadras de donde se encuentra el Centro de los Trabajadores Agrícolas Fronterizos vivió Mariano Azuela. nació en 1873 en Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco y falleció el 1 de  
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71. Azuela, Mariano
    Azuela, Mariano , 18731952, Mexican novelist. Azuela began his medical practice in 1899, writing short stories and After Villa's defeat Azuela took refuge in Texas  
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    Extractions: Azuela, Mariano O A Pronunciation Key Azuela, Mariano , Mexican novelist. Azuela began his medical practice in 1899, writing short stories and novels in his spare time. In 1915 he joined Francisco Villa's revolutionary forces as a surgeon. From this experience came his modern classic, Los de abajo (1915, tr. The Underdogs, 1929), which depicts the military exploitation of indigenous people. The novel is composed of linked sketches that are starkly realistic. After Villa's defeat Azuela took refuge in Texas. Returning to Mexico in 1916, he resumed his medical practice and his writing, taking little interest in politics. Among his later novels are Los fracasados [the defeated] (1908); Mala yerba Los caciques (1917, tr. The Bosses, Las moscas (1918, tr. The Flies, 1956); and San Gabriel de Valdivias The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,

72. B. Cultural Developments. 2001. The Encyclopedia Of World History
    Latin American novels as well, such as Mariano Azuela s (1873–1952) The Underdogs (1916), were harshly critical of the social problems and inequities that  
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73. Azuela, Mariano
    Azuela, Mariano , 18731952, Mexican novelist. Azuela began his medical practice in 1899, writing short stories and After Villa's defeat Azuela took refuge in Texas  
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    Extractions: Azuela, Mariano O A Pronunciation Key Azuela, Mariano , Mexican novelist. Azuela began his medical practice in 1899, writing short stories and novels in his spare time. In 1915 he joined Francisco Villa's revolutionary forces as a surgeon. From this experience came his modern classic, Los de abajo (1915, tr. The Underdogs, 1929), which depicts the military exploitation of indigenous people. The novel is composed of linked sketches that are starkly realistic. After Villa's defeat Azuela took refuge in Texas. Returning to Mexico in 1916, he resumed his medical practice and his writing, taking little interest in politics. Among his later novels are Los fracasados [the defeated] (1908); Mala yerba Los caciques (1917, tr. The Bosses

74. FAMOUS HISTORICAL PEOPLE IN THE HISTORY OF MEXICO - ON MEXICO CONNECT
    Translate this page 1845 - 1916, Victoriano Huerta. 1852 - 1913, José Guadalupe Posada. 1859 - 1920, Venustiano Carranza. 1873 - 1952, Mariano Azuela. 1873  
    http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/history/mexicopeople.html

75. Azuela, Mariano
    Azuela, Mariano , 1873–1952, Mexican novelist. Azuela began his medical practice in 1899, writing short stories and novels in his spare time.  
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    Extractions: Azuela, Mariano O A Pronunciation Key Azuela, Mariano , Mexican novelist. Azuela began his medical practice in 1899, writing short stories and novels in his spare time. In 1915 he joined Francisco Villa's revolutionary forces as a surgeon. From this experience came his modern classic, Los de abajo (1915, tr. The Underdogs, 1929), which depicts the military exploitation of indigenous people. The novel is composed of linked sketches that are starkly realistic. After Villa's defeat Azuela took refuge in Texas. Returning to Mexico in 1916, he resumed his medical practice and his writing, taking little interest in politics. Among his later novels are Los fracasados [the defeated] (1908); Mala yerba Los caciques (1917, tr. The Bosses, Las moscas (1918, tr. The Flies, 1956); and San Gabriel de Valdivias The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,

76. Mariano Azuela
    items. Mariano Azuela (1873 1952) was a Mexican author best known for his description of the Mexican revolution The Under Dogs.  
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77. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Mariano Azuela (Latin American Literature, Biographies)
    Related Category Latin American Literature, Biographies. Mariano AzuelamAryA´nO AswA´lA Pronunciation Key, 1873–1952, Mexican novelist.  
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    Extractions: By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z A Related Category: Latin American Literature, Biographies Mariano Azuela O Asw A Pronunciation Key Los de abajo (1915, tr. The Underdogs, 1929), which depicts the military exploitation of indigenous people. The novel is composed of linked sketches that are starkly realistic. After Villa's defeat Azuela took refuge in Texas. Returning to Mexico in 1916, he resumed his medical practice and his writing, taking little interest in politics. Among his later novels are MarIa Luisa Los fracasados [the defeated] (1908); Mala yerba Los caciques (1917, tr. The Bosses, Las moscas (1918, tr. The Flies, 1956); and San Gabriel de Valdivias

78. Sala De Prensa - Conaculta
    Mariano Azuela el hombre  
    http://www.conaculta.gob.mx/saladeprensa/2002/06mar/azuela.htm
    
    Extractions: Enrique Morales Mariano Azuela es en literatura lo que José Clemente Orozco es en pintura, ya que éste "era el hombre que decía en voz alta lo que pensaba" y aquel "era el hombre que pensaba en voz alta lo que decía", considera el crítico literario Emmanuel Carballo. Al participar en la mesa redonda , realizada el pasado domingo en la Sala Manuel M. Ponce del Palacio de Bellas Artes

79. Literatura - Autores Hispánicos - México - A - D
    Azuela, Mariano, 1873 - 1952. En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado Autores .  
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    Extractions: México [ A - D ] México Autores por nombre Autores por países - A - Alatorre Antonio En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado "Autores" Arreola Juan José En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado "Autores" Azuela Mariano En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado "Autores" A B C CH ... Arriba - B - Benítez Fernando En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado "Autores" Bonifaz Nuño Rubén En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado "Autores" A B C CH ... Arriba - C - Castellanos Rosario En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado "Autores" Chumacero Alí En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado "Autores" Cruz Sor Juana Inés de la Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Sonetos del Siglo de Oro español En Coloquio.com - (En inglés) A B C CH ... Arriba - D - Del Paso Fernando Palinuro de México En Fondo de Cultura Económica (México) - Apartado "Autores" A B C CH ... Arriba

80. Encyklopedia PWN
    SA. Azuela Mariano (1873–1952), pisarz meksyk., z zawodu lekarz; w powiesciach, pisanych pod wplywem naturalizmu fr., przedstawil obraz rewolucji meksyk.  
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    Extractions: Przynosi kompletny obraz wspó³czesnego ¶wiata i Polski, ¿ycia na Ziemi, dziejów cywilizacji i kultury. Dla wszystkich, którzy pragn± samodzielnie zdobywaæ i pog³êbiaæ sw± wiedzê, dla studiuj±cej i ucz±cej siê m³odzie¿y, niezbêdna w bibliotekach domowych, publicznych, szkolnych, naukowych.

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