Camilo José Cela

Camilo José Cela Criticism

• Cela, Camilo José (Vol. 13)
  • Introduction
  • The Evil That Has Many Names
  • Maxwell Geismar
  • George Woodcock
  • To Die and Never Know Why
  • Introduction
  • Paul West
  • Joan Cain
  • Francis Donahue
• Cela, Camilo José (Vol. 4)
• Cela, Camilo José (Vol. 122)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • The Hungry Present
    • When the Castanets Stop Clicking
    • The Spanish Tragedy
    • Cela and Spanish 'Tremendismo'
    • Social Criticism, Existentialism, and Tremendismo in Cela's La familia de Pascual Duarte
    • Pascual Duarte and Orestes
    • Intrinsic and Extrinsic Pattern in Two New Novels by Camilo José Cela
    • Cela's Quest for a Tragic Sense of Life
    • Two Recurring Structures in Cela's Prólogos
    • Theme and Structure in La colmena
    • Cela's La Colmena: The Creative Process as Message
    • Confession and Inaction in San Camilo
    • La familia de Pascual Duarte and the Prominence of Fate
    • The Antisocial Humanism of Cela and Hemingway
    • Narrative Tension and Structural Unity in Cela's La familia de Pascual Duarte
    • Shock Treatment
    • Death and Revenge in Spain's Backwoods
    • El asesinato del perdedor
  • Further Reading
• Cela, Camilo José
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Review of Baraja de invenciones
    • Review of La familia del héroe
    • Years of Transition
    • Cela's La familia del héroe, the nouveau roman, and the Creative Act
    • Tremendismo and Symbolic Imagery in Cela's ‘Marcelo Brito’: An Analysis
    • Cela's ‘Anti-Novelette’: Café de artistas.
    • Cela's La familia del héroe.