Name: Las Relaciones Peligrosas (in Spanish)
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Author: Pierre Choderlos De Laclos
ISBN: 9788408088684

portada Las Relaciones Peligrosas (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Pierre Choderlos De Laclos

Publisher

Planeta

Language

Spanish

Pages

448

ISBN

8408088688

ISBN13

9788408088684

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Las Relaciones Peligrosas (in Spanish)"

encuadernación: rústica
colección: backlist clásicos

una nueva edición, traducida y prologada por ángeles caso, de la gran novela clásica sobre el arte de la seducción.
las relaciones peligrosas describe la extraña y oscura relación de dos rivales y ex amantes en la francia del siglo xviii: la marquesa de merteuil y el vizconde de valmont. ambos usan el sexo como arma para humillar y degradar al prójimo, a través de excéntricos juegos de seducción.
«crítica y perversa, ambigua en su condena moral, extraordinariamente bien escrita utilizando con una magistral complejidad la forma epistolar —muy de moda en las novelas de su tiempo—, las relaciones peligrosas se ofrece al lector actual como una obra maestra de una asombrosa actualidad, en ese retrato implacable de víctimas y verdugos que, por desgracia, siguen componiendo también —¿y cuándo no?— nuestro mundo contemporáneo.»
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Pierre Choderlos De Laclos

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Pierre Ambroise Choderlos de Laclos (Amiens, October 18, 1741; Taranto, 1803) was a writer and officer in the French army. He was born into a family that had recently ascended to nobility and entered the artillery school of La Fére. After cultivating poetry and writing some opera librettos, in 1782 he published Dangerous Liaisons, or Letters collected in a social circle and published for the instruction of some others, a work that launched him to literary fame. Following the success of his novel, he became secretary to the Duke of Orléans and traveled with him to London in 1789. He directed the Journal des Jacobins and was imprisoned in 1793; released in December 1794, he narrowly escaped the guillotine. In 1800, Napoleon promoted him to the rank of brigadier general. Later, he was appointed chief of artillery in Naples, and died from fevers during the siege of Taranto. Other notable works include Ernestine and On War and Peace.

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