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Jorge Isaacs - Obra
La obra literaria de Isaacs se reduce al libro de poemas que publicó en 1864 y a su única novela, María ( 1867), considerada una de las obras más destacadas de la literatura hispanoamericana del siglo XIX.
La novela, basada en experiencias románticas, tiene un tono elegíaco, y narra la historia de los amores trágicos de María y su primo Efraín, en Valle del Cauca. Como el propio autor, Efraín debe abandonar el Cauca para seguir estudios en Bogotá. Deja en Cauca a su prima María, de la que está enamorado, y con la que vive un romance a su regreso, seis años después.
Efraín y María vivieron juntos durante meses, al cabo de los cuales el joven debe viajar a Londres para completar su educación. Cuando regresa, seis años después, Tiene un romance con María. Algunos autores afirman que el personaje de María fue inspirada por María Mercedes Cabal quien vivió en la hacienda "El Paraíso" y luego sería esposa del Presidente Manuel María Mallarino. 3
La obra se ha relacionado con Chateaubriand, pero puede encontrarse también en ella un sentimiento ominoso de la existencia que recuerda a Edgar Allan Poe. La novela destaca por el sentimiento del paisaje, así como por la calidad artística de su prosa. Puede considerarse precursora de la novela criollista de las décadas de 1920 y 1930.
María se publicó en 1867 y tuvo un éxito inmediato. Fue traducida a 31 idiomas. Tanto en Colombia como en otros países latinoamericanos Isaacs se convirtió en una figura muy conocida, lo que dio inicio a una dilatada carrera periodística y política. Como periodista, Isaacs dirigió en 1867 el diario La República, de orientación conservadora moderada, donde publicaba artículos de índole político.
Jorge Isaacs - Literary Work
Isaacs' literary work is comprised of his book of poems that he published in 1864 and his only novel, Maria ( 1867), considered one of the most outstanding works of hispanic american literature of the 19th century. The book, based on romantic experiences, has a elegiac tone, and tells the story of the tragic love of Maria and her cousin Efrain, in Valle del Cauca. Like the author, Efrain must abandon Valle del Cauca to continue his studies in Bogota. He leaves his cousin Maria in Valle del Cauca, who he is in love with, and who he has a romance with when he returns six years later.
Efrain and Maria live together for some months, after which the young man has to travel to London to finish his education. When he returns, six years later, he has a relationship with Maria. Some authors affirm that the character Maria was inspired by Maria Mercedes Cabal who lived in the neighborhood "El Paraiso" or "Paradise" and would later become the wife of President Manuel Maria Mallarino. [1]
This work has been compared with that of Chateaubriand, but also has an ominous feeling of existence similar to that of Edgar Allen Poe. The novel is known for the feeling of the landscape, as well as for the artistic quality of the writing. It can be considered precursor of the criollist books of the 1920's and 1930's.
Maria was published in 1867 and had immediate success. It was translated into 31 languages. In Colombia as well as in other Latin American countries, Isaacs became a well recognized figure. This led to an expanded career as a journalist and politician. As a journalist, Isaacs directed, in 1867, the newspaper La Republica from a moderate conservative approach where they published articles of a political nature.
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- ^ Alvarez d'Orsonville,J M. Colombia literaria, reportajes, Volumen 1. Biblioteca de autores contemporáneos. Colombia literaria, reportajes, Editor Ministerio de Educación Nacional, División de Extensión Cultural, Colombia, 1956.