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, among others.Generación del 45: severa en la crítica y brillante en la creación.

Works

Poetry

*Canto full. First notebook, Montevideo, Printing "Stella", 1939. *Canto full. Second notebook, Montevideo, "Printing of John Cunha Dotti", 1940. *Treaty of flame, Montevideo, La Galatea, 1957. *Exercises anthropological, Xalapa (Mexico), Universidad Veracruzana, 1967. *New treaties and other exercises (Montevideo, Ark., 1982.

Narrative

*The range rose. Suite old. Montevideo, press brakes Sixth Vocal Group, 1941. *The inhabitant, Montevideo, La Galatea, 1949. *Fires of San Telmo, Montevideo, Ark., 1964. *Parts of shipwrecks, Montevideo, Ark., 1969.

Testing and review

*A conference on Julio Herrera y Reissig, Montevideo, s / e, 1948 *Poetry and magic, Montevideo, s / e, 1949 *Gustavo Adolfo Becquer: life and poetry, Montevideo: The Galatea, 1953. *The search for the origin and the impulse to adventure in the narrative of André Gide, Montevideo, University of the Republic, 1958 *Balzac novel and society, Montevideo, Ark, 1974 *The imaginary spectacle, Montevideo. Ark, 1986 *Juan Carlos Onetti. The show imaginary II Montevideo, Ark., 1989. *Felisberto Hernandez. The show imaginary I, Montevideo. Ark 1991 *Novel and Society, Xalapa, Veracruz University, 1992. *Felisberto Hernandez his life and work, Nairobi, Metro 1999.

References

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