History of the Translation into English of Muertes de Perro in the Archive of the Fundación Francisco Ayala
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revliteratura.2016.01.007Keywords:
Francisco Ayala, Ilsa Barea, Muertes de Perro, Exile LiteratureAbstract
Muertes de Perro has gathered the attention of several critical studies. However, so far, it was still missing a thorough analysis and reconstruction of the editorial history of its translation to English. This article, thanks to the existing documentation in the Archive of the Francisco Ayala’s Foundation unknown until the present study, explains the presentation of Muertes de perro and its author in the English speaking literary context and reflects on the implications of its immediate reception at the international level.
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