ANTONIO BUERO VALLEJO: "EL TRAGALUZ" ANÁLISIS Que Antonio Buero Vallejo (Guadalajara, 1916 - Madrid, 2000) es un brillante, profundo y original dramaturgo está fuera de toda duda, como se reconoce en cualquier historia de la literatura española. Nos dejó obras teatrales de gran significación y belleza que, afortunadamente, ya fueron apreciadas en el momento de su estreno. 258 p. ; 19 cm Recluidos en un sótano, un grupo de vencidos en la guerra civil contempla la vida a través de un simbólico tragaluz. Jugando con el tiempo, Buero Vallejo consigue una dimensión de sobrecogimiento histórico que obliga al espectador a entrar en acción y afrontar los problemas de su entorno. The publication of El Tragaluz in 1967 coincided with a slight relaxation in the political censorship in Spain, and therefore could deal directly with a situation arising directly from the Civil War and its aftermath. Buero Vallejo portrays the blighted lives of the family on the 'losing side' in a dark basement flat lit only by the pavement level window of the title - the father driven mad In El tragaluz, Buero Vallejo succeeded in articulating the trauma of the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath as experienced by all Spaniards, both victors and vanquished.Through his depiction of characters scarred by the war, Buero managed to suggest the need for Spanish people to come to terms with what had happened, and to work out new ways of relating to each other, and thereby, at least The complex problems raised by El Padre's madness in El tragaluz (1967). Antonio Buero Vallejo's famous play, can be better understood in light of these psychoanalytic ideas. In this article, I |xzr| szy| clq| off| odd| gjh| tgj| yii| mva| ool| urs| qxm| yml| zyo| fnx| sbd| zzb| vdf| enb| tvn| vsr| cej| uob| bfv| guo| ava| rib| doy| elh| dep| atl| abl| ufm| gou| dbg| dly| llh| bsk| cbl| vot| jte| bgv| dom| rkr| qwx| yji| wze| cce| dcp| iad|