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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Julio Cortazar is a very famous writer of the 20th century. He is an Argentine novelist. His works were identified with subrrealism through the study of French authors. His works are recognized for their high intellectual level and for the way he treats feelings and emotions.<br>Mr. Cortazar became famous until the publication of Hopscotch, in that season he began to release a series of successful books that led him to recognition and a series of awards that classify him as the best writer of that season.<br>In the following years, the poems Pameos y meopas (1971), the stories by Octaedro (1974) and We want both Glenda (1980) or Un tal Lucas (1979) and Los autonautas de la cosmopista (1983) from his miscellaneous work stand out. . The latter was written in collaboration with his third and last wife, Carol Dunlop. In 1984, he received the Konex Award of Honor in Argentina.</div>]]></description>
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