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Biography of Camilo Jose Cela Biography of Camilo Jose Cela, recipient of the 1989 Nobel Prize for Literature, was born in Galicia, Spain. He grew up in a middle-class family. BIOGRAPHY Camilo Jose Cela, recipient of the 1989 Nobel Prize for Literature, was born in Galicia, Spain. He grew up in a middle-class family. His father, a part-time author, was Spanish, and his mother was English. He was educated at the University of Madrid. During the Spanish Civil War he served in General Francisco Franco's army. Later in life he rejected Franco's dictatorial rule. Cela published his first novel, LA FAMILIA DE PASCUAL DUARTE (THE FAMILY OF PASCAL DUARTE), when he was 26. His best known work, LA COLMENA (THE HIVE) was published in 1951. Cela initiated a writing style know as TREMENDISMO in his work which is a type of dark realism. He has published about 70 volumes including 10 novels. He has also been prolific as a travel writer. Cela currently lives in Guadalajara. CHRONOLOGY 1916 He was born in Galicia, Spain. (May 11) 1925 His family settled in Madrid.

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Index Welcome About Us Contact Us ... December Issue CAMILO JOSE CELA: MASTER OF SPANISH PROSE James Skinner reviews the writer's life He started reading the Spanish classics based on works of Ortega and Gasset and Rivadeneyra. Although he had had a go unsuccessfully at three different University careers that included Medicine and Law, writing was already flowing through his veins. By the mid-thirties, young Camilo Jose starts to write poetry and enters the realm of intellectuals and other contemporary writers. However, in 1936 the Spanish Civil war breaks out and Camilo Jose is caught up in the conflict fighting for the Nationalists (Franco). He is actually wounded and by the end of the war begins, in earnest, his career as a writer. Post war Madrid will have a lasting effect on the budding author. The prolific Cela tried his hand at acting, painting, world travel and politics. In 1947 he presented a series of indescribable paintings in Madrid and later in his home country, Corunna. In 1950 he appeared as an actor in a low budget film called The basement, and in 1977, after the death of Franco he was elected to the Spanish Parliament as a senator in the transitional government of Adolfo Suarez. He even had a say in the development of the new Spanish Constitution. It is no surprise that the praises, recognition and awards that followed reflected his varied life achievements.

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49. RARA-AVIS Archives: RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela I saw this Associated Press obit of camilo jose cela today. MADRID camilojose cela, 85, a flamboyant novelist from Spain who won the 1989 Nobel http://www.miskatonic.org/rara-avis/archives/200201/0204.html

RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela From: Mark Sullivan ( DJ-Anonyme@webtv.net Date: 19 Jan 2002 Next message: marianne.macdonald@lineone.net: "RARA-AVIS: Re: survey" Previous message: Pat Zeitoun: "Re: RARA-AVIS: Re:Survey" Next in thread: Mark Harris: "RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela" Next in thread: Mrriter@aol.com: "Re: RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela" Reply: Mrriter@aol.com: "Re: RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] I saw this Associated Press obit of Camilo Jose Cela today. I'd never heard of him, but he sounds interesting. Has he been translated into English? The description of his big book sounds like it could be related to hardboiled. It also brings to my mind comparisons with Isaac Babel. Is either of these assumptions even close? MADRID Camilo Jose Cela, 85, a flamboyant novelist from Spain who won the 1989 Nobel Prize in literature with his crude, straightforward writing style, died of a heart ailment Jan. 17 at a hospital here. "We have lost probably the most universal writer Spain had in the second half of the 20th century," Spanish Culture Minister Pilar del Castillo told national radio. With his first novel, "The Family of Pascual Duarte," Mr. Cela became the leader of an uncommonly straightforward style of writing called

50. RARA-AVIS Archives: RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela I saw this Associated Press obit of camilo jose cela today. I d never heard ofhim, but he sounds interesting. Has he been translated into English? http://www.miskatonic.org/rara-avis/archives/200201/0220.html

RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela From: Mark Harris ( mark_r_harris@yahoo.com Date: 20 Jan 2002 Next message: Carrie Pruett: "RARA-AVIS: CBS this morning" Previous message: Mrriter@aol.com: "Re: RARA-AVIS: Survey" Next in thread: Mrriter@aol.com: "Re: RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela" Maybe reply: Mrriter@aol.com: "Re: RARA-AVIS: Camilo Jose Cela" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Mark wrote: At least four of Cela's novels have been translated into English - The Family of Pascual Duarte; The Hive; Mrs. Caldwell Speaks to Her Son; Mazurka for Two Dead Men - as well as several other books. Here is a good Internet reference entry on him: http://kirjasto.sci.fi/cela.htm I haven't read his books, alas, so can't comment on his hard-boiledness or relation to the great Isaac Babel. I agree that he sounds quite interesting - one of dozens, even hundreds, of 20c European novelists I would like to "get to". Mark Harris ===== Mark Harris Educational Consulting College Admissions Strategies 773-914-3472 http://admissionsplus.blogspot.com/

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Estudios en Europa Estudios en EE.UU. ... Mapa del sitio Buscador Overview of the Institution Location Highlighted Courses: Spanish Language International Office International Students Accommodations ... Camilo Jose Cela University The advantage of this university is that it is created out of a modern culture and society and therefore is sensitive to the needs of its students while promoting new and innovative methods of teaching. The university is founded on 5 core aspects: teaching; research; service; culture; and ongoing education. The university campus boasts an extensive range of up-to-date facilities. One of the things that sets the university apart is its emphasis on virtual teaching and the World Wide Web. Upon arrival, every student is given a computer as a study tool. The university also has an impressive range of new sporting facilities for students to take advantage of during their time here.

53. San Camilo, 1936 By Camilo Jose Cela : Green Apple Books : San camilo, 1936 by cela, camilo jose. Publisher Information Duke UniversityPress 1991. Trade Paperback. Condition VG Book ID (sku) 39869. Price $10.40 http://www.greenapplebooks.com/cgi-bin/mergatroid/39869.html

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Journey to the Alcarria (Camilo José Cela) In the summer of 1946, seven years after the end of the Spanish Civil War, Camilo José Cela set out on foot to discover the heart of Spain. He chose Alcarria, in the north-east corner of New Castile, because he believed that the region – peasant, simple, rustic – would suit his purposes: it was a place where nothing ever happened; it was a place remarkable for its Spanishness. This is travel writing at its best – picaresque in the tradition of Cervantes, elegiac, evoking a Spain that has almost ceased to exist. Regarded as his greatest book of non-fiction, Journey to the Alcarria should help establish why Cela, at the end of 1989, surprised an English-language readership unfamiliar with his work by receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature. (Book Jacket) There are three distinct eras in modern Spain. The Spanish-American war of 1898 delivered a coup de grace to the Spanish Empire, striking at the decayed root of post-Moorish Spanish identity. This gave birth to a movement loosely known as 'the Generation of 98', whose objective was to start a process of national self-examination, culminating in the finding of a new set of ‘authentic’ Spanish values. The Generation of 98 criticized the contemporary social, political and economic conditions of the country and called for fundamental changes in the society. Although not entirely homogenous in outlook, it was basically European and existentialist in character. The philosophers Angel Ganivet and Miguel de Unamuno; the essayists Gregorio Marañon (the patron to whom Cela dedicates Journey to the Alcarria), Ramon Perez de Ayala and José Ortega y Gasset; the writers Pio Baroja and Ramón de Valle Inclan, the scientist and Nobel prize winner Santiago Ramón y Cajal, the historian Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo; the socialist thinker Pablo Iglesias; the composers Manuel de Falla and Joaquín Costa were all part of the pre-Franco intellectual establishment. Between the Wars, the Generation of 98 gave way to the Generation of 27, which championed the same diversity, creativity and liberalism.

55. Literature 1989 camilo José cela. camilo José cela. Spain. b. 1916 Presentation Speech camilo José cela Biography Nobel Lecture Banquet Speech Other Resources http://nobelprize.org/literature/laureates/1989/

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HOME SITE HELP ABOUT SEARCH ... EDUCATIONAL Principal works: Poetry: Pisando la dudosa luz del dia (1956; 1st ed. 1945). Novels: La familia de Pascual Duarte Nuevas andanzas y desventuras de Lazarillo de Tormes La colmena Mrs. Caldwell habla con su hijo La catira San Camilo Oficio de tinieblas 5 Mazurca para dos muertos Cristo versus Arizona Novelettes: Timoteo, el incomprendido Santa Balbina 37, gas en cada piso El molino de viento Collections of short stories, fables, sketches, and miscellaneous writings: El gallego y su cuadrilla Nuevo retablo de Don Cristobita Los viejos amigos Gavilla de fabulas sin amor El solitario y los suerios de Quesada Toreo de salon Once cuentos de futbol Izas, rabizas y colipoterrus Nuevas escenas matritenses (seven series, 1965 and 1966), Rol de cornudos Travel books: Viaje a la Alcarria Del Mino al Bidasoa Judios, moros y cristianos Primer viaje andaluz Nuevo viaje a la Alcarria Collections of articles: Mesa revuelta Cuatro figuras del 98 Garito de hospicianos Las companies convenientes Al servicio de algo Los vasos comunicantes Vuelta de hoja Plays: El carro de heno o el inventor de la guillotina Lexicographic works: Diccionario secreto (I, 1968; II, 1971).

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Busque un escritor: (primer apellido) O recorra nuestra lista: A B C D ... Z ¿Desea aparecer en estas páginas? ¿Tiene una historia para publicar? Envíe sus datos 50 millones de libros usados INICIO Descargue aquí nuestros buscadores de libros o subscríbase al boletín de noticias Autor: Cela, Camilo José English version Fecha y lugar de nacimiento: Nació el 11 de Mayo de 1916 en Iria Flavia, Coruña, España Falleció el 17 de enero de 2002 en Madrid, España Vida y obras: , que se ubica en la corriente surrealista, cuando la guerra civil ha estallado ya y Madrid es asediada. Gracias a la novela La familia de Pascual Duarte (1942) obtiene reconocimiento en las letras universales. Con esta obra, Cela inaugura la corriente tremendista de la postguerra, pues La famila de Pascual Duarte La colmena En 1948 Cela publica en Madrid el Viaje a la Alcarria Cancionero de la Alcarria La colmena La obra literaria del pintor Solana Cela publica en 1962 Con el comienzo del año de 1979 y con la convocatoria de nuevas elecciones generales, Cela concluye su etapa de Senador por designación real. Con unas "Breves palabras de despedida", deja de publicarse Papeles de Son Armadans, tras veintitrés años de existencia. Se publica la versión de Cela en castellano moderno de La Celestina Recibe en 1984 el Premio Nacional de Literatura y en febrero de 1986 se publica el Nuevo viaje a la Alcarria . Recibe la Creu de Sant Jordi y el Libro de Oro de los Libreros Españoles (CEGAL). El día 27 de marzo de 1987 "por la elevada calidad literaria de su abundante y universalmente conocida obra y por su significación singular dentro de las letras hispanas de este siglo, en las que ha influido considerablemente", Camilo José Cela obtiene el Premio Príncipe de Asturias de las Letras.

58. Fundación C.J.C. Translate this page La Fundación camilo José cela acogerá una nueva edición de sus Cursos de Verano,que este año versarán sobre la presencia e influjo de los espacios urbanos http://www.fundacioncela.com/asp/home/home.asp

Buscar Noticias : Titular Fecha El Escritor La Sede El Legado de CJC Museo Ferrocarrilero ... English Summary VIII CURSO DE VERANO 'NOVELA Y CIUDAD' (Del 5 al 9 de septiembre) La Fundación Camilo José Cela acoge durante esta semana una nueva edición de sus Cursos de Verano, que este año versan sobre la presencia e influjo de los espacios urbanos en la literatura. Contarán con la presencia de prestigiosos profesores y catedráticos de una docena de universidades españolas y extranjeras, y reconocidos escritores. PROGRAMA Horario, conferencias y conferenciantes Clausura del VIII Curso de Verano El pasado viernes 9 de septiembre, en el Paraninfo de la Fundación Camilo José Cela, en Iria Flavia, tuvo lugar la entrega de diplomas a los 71 matriculados que asistieron durante toda la semana a las conferencias impartidas por 17 ponentes procedentes de diversas universidades españolas y extranjeras, así como varios escritores de renombre, como Manuel Rivas, Carme Riera y Bieito Iglesias. Exposición 'Cervantes y Cela' El pasado 27 de julio, la Presidenta de la Fundación Camilo José Cela, Marina Castaño, inauguró en Iria Flavia la exposición "Cervantes y Cela", con la que la Fundación se suma, a partir de sus propios fondos, a los actos conmemorativos del IV Centenario de 'El Quijote'.

59. Camilo José Cela: Definition And Much More From Answers.com Ce·la ( sa lä, tha ) , camilo José 1916–2002. Spanish writer who is bestknown for developing tremendismo, a style by which novels culminate in. http://www.answers.com/topic/camilo-jos-cela

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Camilo Jos© Cela Dictionary Ce·la sā l¤, thā Camilo Jos© Spanish writer who is best known for developing tremendismo, a style by which novels culminate in violence and terror, as in his early work The Family of Pascal Duarte (1942). He won the 1989 Nobel Prize for literature. Encyclopedia Cela, Camilo Jos© k¤mē lō hōsā thā l¤ ) , 1916–2002, Spanish novelist, short-story writer, and poet, b. Iria Flavia. Among the writers to emerge after the Spanish civil war , he won critical acclaim with the novel La familia de Pascual Duarte (1942, tr. The Family of Pascual Duarte, 1964). Its brutal realism and crudeness of language are characteristic of Cela's style. These attributes are also evident in La colmena (1951; tr. The Hive, 1953), a powerful work detailing three days among the poor of Madrid. Cela was an extremely prolific author, but comparatively few of his works have been translated into English. These include the novels Mrs. Caldwell habla a su hijo

60. Cela, Camilo José in full camilo JOSÉ cela TRULOCK (b. May 11, 1916, Iria Flavia, Spain), Robert Kirsner, The Novels and Travels of camilo José cela (1963); http://www.britannica.com/nobel/micro/111_77.html

Nobel Prize for Literature in 1989. He is perhaps best known for his novel La familia de Pascual Duarte The Family of Pascual Duarte ) and is considered to have given new life to Spanish literature. His literary productionprimarily novels, short narratives, and travel diariesis characterized by experimentation and innovation in form and content. Cela is also credited by some critics with having established the narrative style known as tremendismo, a tendency to emphasize violence and grotesque imagery. Cela attended the University of Madrid before and after the Spanish Civil War (1936-39), during which he served with Franco's army. His first novel, Pascual Duarte, established his European reputation. Traditional in form, it was both a popular and a critical success. His second novel, La colmena The Hive ), with its fragmented chronology and large cast of characters, is an innovative and perceptive story of postwar Madrid. It solidified Cela's critical and popular reputation. Another of his better-known avant-garde novels, San Camilo, 1936

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