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Marta Portal Nicolás

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Marta Portal Nicolás

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性別
女性
生誕
1930-08-10 (Nava, Asturias, Spain)
死没
2016-08-26 (Madrid, Spain) 86歳
国籍
Spain
言語
Spanish
居住地歴
Nava (birthplace) → Madrid (later residence)

経歴

職業
teacher, journalist, writer, critic, professor
活動期間
1950年〜2016年
所属
Complutense University of Madrid (professor), Cultural Association of Hispano-Mexican Friendship (president)

学歴

Complutense University of Madrid
Faculty of Philosophy and Letters / Hispano-American Literature
学位: Degree in Philosophy and Literature
国: Spain
Undergraduate degree in Philosophy and Literature
Complutense University of Madrid
Information Sciences
学位: PhD in Information Sciences
国: Spain
PhD in Information Sciences

受賞歴

Premio Planeta
1966
対象作品: A tientas y a ciegas
主催: Premio Planeta (Editorial Planeta)
結果: winner
Premio Adelaida Ristori
1975
結果: winner
Premio Hucha de plata de cuentos
1991
結果: winner
Premio Periodismo y el Horizonte
1992
結果: winner
Premio de las Letras de Asturias
2007
主催: Principality of Asturias
結果: winner

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

A tientas y a ciegas

1966年 novel

A novel that addresses women's education and societal double standards. Winner of the 1966 Premio Planeta.

women's educationdouble standardsgender rolesSpanish society

El malmuerto

1967年 novel

Work from the late 1960s. Detailed synopsis not available.

A ras de las sombras

1968年 novel

Published in 1968. Detailed information not available.

Ladridos a la luna

1970年 novel

Novel published in 1970. Detailed information not available.

El buen camino

1975年 novel

Published in 1975. Detailed information not available.

Un espacio erótico

1982年 novel

Published in 1982. From the title it likely addresses erotic space and relationships; detailed information not available.

Pago de traición

1983年 novel

Published in 1983 by Editorial Planeta. Detailed information not available.

El ángel caído

1994年 novel

Published in 1994. Detailed information not available.

Él y yo, nosotros tres

2002年 novel

Published in 2002. Late-career work; detailed information not available.

La veintena

1973年 short stories

Short story collection published in 1973.

El maíz: grano sagrado de América

1970年 essay

An essay discussing the cultural and sacred significance of maize in the Americas.

cultural historyLatin American studies

Proceso narrativo de la revolución mexicana

1977年 essay / study

A scholarly essay analyzing narrative processes in representations of the Mexican Revolution.

Latin American literaturerevolution studies

Análisis semiológico de Pedro Páramo

1981年 scholarly study / essay

A semiological analysis of Juan Rulfo's Pedro Páramo.

semioticsLatin American literature

Rulfo: Dinámica de la violencia

1984年 scholarly study / essay

An essay analyzing the dynamics of violence in Rulfo's works.

representations of violenceliterary analysis

全著作

  • A tientas y a ciegas
  • El malmuerto
  • A ras de las sombras
  • Ladridos a la luna
  • El buen camino
  • Un espacio erótico
  • Pago de traición
  • El ángel caído
  • Él y yo, nosotros tres
  • La veintena
  • El maíz: grano sagrado de América
  • Proceso narrativo de la revolución mexicana
  • Análisis semiológico de Pedro Páramo
  • Rulfo: Dinámica de la violencia

作風・主題

文体
realist-leaningcritical style incorporating scholarly analysisclear and logical prose
頻出モチーフ
women's perspective and educationsocial double standardsinterest in Latin American culture

評価・遺産

Marta Portal was a Spanish writer, critic and professor known for works addressing women's education and social double standards. She won the 1966 Premio Planeta among other awards, and her hometown of Nava hosts a cultural center named in her honor.

記念館・博物館

  • Casa de Cultura Marta Portal Nava, Asturias, Spain 2001年開館

関連学会

  • Cultural Association of Hispano-Mexican Friendship

資料所蔵先

  • Nava: The Marta Portal documentary fund (El fondo documental Marta Portal)

豆知識

  • Winner of the 1966 Premio Planeta for the novel 'A tientas y a ciegas'.
  • The Casa de Cultura Marta Portal was inaugurated in her hometown Nava in 2001.
  • Served as president of the Cultural Association of Hispano-Mexican Friendship.