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| Original Title: | El túnel |
| ISBN: | 9871144261 (ISBN13: 9789871144266) |
| Edition Language: | Spanish |
| Characters: | Juan Pablo Castel, Maria Iribarne |
| Setting: | Buenos Aires,1946(Argentina) |
Ernesto Sabato
Paperback | Pages: 158 pages Rating: 4.05 | 40926 Users | 2673 Reviews
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Breve e intensa novela publicada en 1948, este logrado fruto de la denominada "literatura existencial" le dio a su autor un reconocimiento que traspasó las fronteras nacionales. Para quien todavía no la leyó, El túnel es la mejor introducción al universo prodigioso de Ernesto Sábato; para quien la conoce, un clásico de las letras del continente, una historia sobre el drama del hombre arrojado en el sinsentido más doloroso: la conciencia de la nada.El narrador describe una historia de amor y muerte en la que muestra la soledad del individuo contemporáneo. No están ausentes de esta trama policial y de suspenso, la locura y la increíble reflexión del protagonista, el pintor Juan Pablo Castel, debatiéndose por comprender las causas que lo arrastraron a matar a la mujer que amaba, María Iribarne, y que era su única vía de salvación. En este alucinante drama de la vida interior, seres intrincados en la bestial búsqueda de comprensión ceden a la mentira, la hipocresía y los celos desmedidos hasta el crimen más inexplicable. Aventura amorosa, aventura onírica, aventura del ser que dan testimonio de un asesinato, de cierta memoria culpable y de una valiente introspección.
Técnicamente perfecta y de lectura apasionante, El túnel excede el negativismo ácido de Sartre y la frenética huida hacia el vacío que plantea El extranjero de Camus, pero tiene de esos dos maestros literarios la impronta genial que hace de la escritura una radiografía del alma atormentada.
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| Title | : | El túnel |
| Author | : | Ernesto Sabato |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 158 pages |
| Published | : | January 28th 2003 by Booket (first published 1948) |
| Categories | : | Fiction. Classics |
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In a world full of phonies, only one self-pitying, solipsistic artist really gets it. Watch as the dual feedback between his insecurity and his loneliness lead him to murder the only woman to ever reach out to him.Inhabit the misogynistic skin of Juan Pablo Castel for just over 100 pages and observe in eye-rolling dejection how his narcissism quickly degrades his obsession into entitlement:Me echaba sobre ella, le agarraba los brazos como con tenazas, se los retorcía y le clavaba la mirada enI can say with absolute certainty that I would have loved this novella if I had read it when I was younger. Right now though, I'm left with a sensation of intense discomfort blended with a great deal of horror, for sure, as always when reading stories whose protagonists flirt with obsession and in which despair annihilates any kind of hope ; yet at the same time, because I feel like Castel's tale deals with absolutes, something prevented me from letting myself believe in it - if there's such a
It looks like I'm in the minority on this one. I suppose I'm going to have to compare this to The Stranger. While Meursault's character was of course a little unreal - exaggerated - it seemed to represent elements of something authentic, namely a profound and sympathetic apathy and isolation. Juan Pablo Castel (The Tunnel's narrator and protagonist), on the other hand, has very little that is human in him. And by that, I don't mean he's "inhuman" - unfeeling, psychopathic, or cold blooded - I
One of the giants of Latin American literature, Ernesto Sábato (1911-2011) lived most of his life in Buenos Aires, Argentina and periodically committed his own manuscripts to the flames, noting in one interview with wry satisfaction how fire is purifying. Fortunately, in addition to many essays, three of his novels survive. Before commenting on The Tunnel, his first novel written in 1948, some observations on his other two: On Heroes and Tombs, Sábatos dark, brooding 500 pager includes an entire
**The Tunnel**It's a 4,5 and it's summer and i am too busy to write a proper review. The book is amazing, i loved it.
Dark book. Inside the mind of a derranged obsessed man. Not a pleasant read but well written.
"All our life would it be a succession of anonymous cries in a desert of indifferent stars?"With this intense novel of loneliness, incommunicability, Ernesto Sabato projects his reader into the tunnel of the frightening thoughts of his narrator, Juan Pablo Castel, and it is not easy! One sinks into this story of a stormy love affair, to the rhythm of love / hate oscillations (the half-measure, in Castel, it does not exist), in the throes of an infernal, devouring, destructive jealousy.The
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