José Donoso

José Donoso Criticism

• Donoso, José (Vol. 11)
  • Introduction
  • Some Thoughts on José Donoso's Traditionalism
  • The Child Point of View in Donoso's Fiction
  • José Donoso and the 'Nueva Narrativa'
  • Animals as Mana Figures in José Donoso's 'Paseo' and 'Santelices'
  • The Erotic Mask: Notes on Donoso and the New Novel
  • Tradition and Monstrosity in 'El obsceno pájaro de la noche'
• Donoso, José (Vol. 4)
• Donoso, José (Vol. 8)
• Donoso, José (Vol. 99)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Interviews
  • Obituary
  • Overviews
    • Writing and Reading the Palimpsest: Donoso's El jardin de al lado
    • Stormy Adventures of the Spirit
    • Veiled Portraits: Donoso's Interartistic Dialogue in El jardin de al lado
    • José Donoso's Narrative: The Other Side of Language
    • Aesthetics, Ethics, and Politics in Donoso's El jardin de al lado
    • The Obscene Bird of Night as a Spiritual Exercise
    • An Autopsy of a Generation
    • The Muses Answered the Missus
    • Caught in a Sweet Trap
    • Writing from the Gut
  • Reviews Of Donoso's Recent Work
    • Stay and Fight, or Leave and Love?
    • Home to Santiago: The Return of the Exile
    • What's Become of Chile
    • Latin America Seen through the Eyes of Contemporary Writers
    • In Dispraise of the Powers that Be
    • Tale of a Politicized Bard
    • The Burden of Chile's Night
    • Chile's Hour of Despair
    • Superhistory
    • Purity at a Price
    • Goodbye to Metaphor: Curfew
    • The Poems of José Donoso
    • A review of Taratuta and Still Life with Pipe: Two Novellas
    • A Realistic Fantasy of Vivid Ideas, Shrouded in Gray Words
    • Los Angeles Times Book Review
    • Labyrinth of the Narrative
    • Shadows and Gardens
  • Further Reading
• Donoso, José (Vol. 32)
  • Introduction
  • Death Would Not Wait on Feeling
  • The Dictatorship of Senility
  • Dirt
  • Taking It Easy
  • Study in Breaking Points
  • Youth & Age in Chile
  • From 'Criollismo' to the Grotesque: Approaches to José Donoso
  • Phoebe-Lou Adams
  • The Boom in Spanish American Literature: A Personal History
  • José Donoso: Endgame
  • George R. McMurray
  • Donoso: Chilean Phantasmagoria
  • Alfred J. Mac Adam
  • Alfred J. Mac Adam
  • Alberto Blasi
  • The South American Way
• Donoso, José (Short Story Criticism)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • Some Thoughts on José Donoso's Traditionalism
    • Witchcraft in Three Stories of José Donoso
    • The Dilemma of Disappearance and Literary Duplicity in José Donoso's Tres novelitas burguesas
    • Aesthetic Impetus Versus Reality in Three Stories of José Donoso
    • Gaspard de la nuit: Crucial Breakthrough in the Growth of Personality
    • The Insubstantial Country of the Mind: Cuentos by José Donoso
    • Pathetic Falla-City: Donoso's 'Una señora'
    • José Donoso: The Personality Myth
    • The Dynamics of Psyche in the Existentialism of José Donoso
    • Masking History in Donoso's Taratuta
    • The Short Stories
  • Further Reading
• Donoso, José (Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism)
  • Introduction
  • Principal Works
  • Criticism
    • José Donoso and the ‘Nueva Narrativa.’
    • Evolution Through Paradox: El obsceno pájaro de la noche and Casa de campo.
    • Concerning the Criticism of the Work of José Donoso
    • Binary Elements in El obsceno pájaro de la noche
    • El obsceno pájaro de la noche: The Novelist as Victim
    • Structure and Meaning in La misteriosa desaparición de la marquesita de Loria
    • Interview with José Donoso
    • Writing and Reading the Palimpsest: Donoso's El jardín de al lado
    • Countries of the Mind: Literary Space in Joseph Conrad and José Donoso
    • Conventions of Authorial Design: José Donoso's Casa de campo
    • Language Put-On: José Donoso's A House in the Country
    • José Donoso's Narrative: The Other Side of Language
    • The Obscene Bird of Night as a Spiritual Exercise
    • Next Door: Writing Elsewhere
    • Closing the Book—Dogspeech: José Donoso
    • How to Read José Donoso
    • Sacred Families: Reading and Writing Power
    • A Conversation with José Donoso
    • Gender, Aesthetics and the Struggle for Power in José Donoso's El obsceno pájaro de la noche
    • José Donoso and La misteriosa desaparición de la marquesita de Loria
    • Masks, Gender Expectations, Machismo and (Criss) Cross-Gender Writing in the Fiction of José Donoso
    • The Genesis of La desesperanza by José Donoso
    • Consuming Aesthetics: José Donoso in the Field of Latin American Literary Production
  • Further Reading