Esther Vilar
Esther Vilar is a German-Argentinian writer, sociologist, psychologist, and doctor. Before dedicating herself to writing, she studied medicine at the University of Buenos Aires and, in 1960, was awarded a scholarship to continue her studies in the Federal Republic of Germany. A year later, Esther married German author Klaus Wagn, a union that ended in divorce. After this, the author would say: «I didn't break up with the man, just with marriage as an institution».
She is the author of the trilogy The Tamed Man (1971), The Polygamous Man (1976) and Model for a New Machismo (1977), as well as the essays The Old (1981), The Charm of Stupidity (1987) and Forbidden to Think (1998).
She is the author of the trilogy The Tamed Man (1971), The Polygamous Man (1976) and Model for a New Machismo (1977), as well as the essays The Old (1981), The Charm of Stupidity (1987) and Forbidden to Think (1998).
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