Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Gabriel Garcia Marquez,별명 : Gabo현실과 환상, 역사와 설화, 객관과 주관이 황당할 정도로 뒤섞여 있지만 이러한 혼돈 속에서도 현실을 보다 날카롭고 깊이있게 드러내는 '마술적 리얼리즘'으로 대중적 인기, 상업적 성공을 함께 거둔 가브리엘 Garcia Marquez. Marquez was born in the small town of Aracatakar in the Caribbean coast of Colombia. He was the eldest of the 12 siblings, and lived in the house of the father of eight years after he was born. In 1946, Marquez graduated from high school in Sipakia near Bogota and studied law for a short time at the National University of Colombia. He then worked as a journalist in Colombia, France, Venezuela, USA and Mexico from 1950 to 1965. He studied law at Bogota University and stayed in Europe as a journalist. Since then, he has been working in Mexico. After the success of the Cuban revolution, he went to Cuba and worked as a correspondent for the national news agencies Rome, Paris, Caracas, Havana and New York. In 1955, when he wrote an article about the painful experience of a Colombian sailor who drifted for 10 days in the Caribbean, he closed the door because he criticized the Colombian navy, and he had to stop his foreign correspondence in Paris. After the Cuban revolution, he entered the Cuban news agency 'Prensa Latina' where he worked in Bogota, New York and Mexico City, while also attending advertising companies and writing screenplays. Marquez decisively decided to become a writer by reading Franz Kafka's Transformation.I read the novel, and Marquez thought that things could happen in reality, but I think it's because I thought I could know a lot more and write about it in my personal opinion.He beat up the study of law and started full-fledged artist class.The artists he liked at the time were realist writers such as Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Flaubert, Stendhal and Balzac. One of the greatest influences of Marquez's youth was the scholar Ramon Vignes, who was also portrayed as "the sage of Catalan" in "Loneliness in Hundred Years". In this small class presided by the literary master, he learns modern writers. They were British and American writers such as James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, John Steinbeck, Theodore Dryzier, and William Faulkner. Marquez 's theme and intrinsic technique can be found in his background and in the process of life. Marquez turns his own narrative method, which combines the bizarre with simple and clear realism, and his special interest in local myths and legends. Meanwhile, his maternal grandfather inspired Marquez, his grandfather, as a person who participated in the civil war in Colombia in the 1890s, to create great characters. His solo work, "Loneliness in a Millennium," which also referred to him as Cervantes in Colombia, is a work of the history of the Buendia clan, based on a machined land called Macondo.폭력으로 점철된 20세기 전반기의 콜롬비아의 정치적 환경 속에서 살아온 마르케스는 금세기 최대의 걸작이라고 일컬어지는 이 작품에서 중남미의 정치적·사회적 현실에 대한 풍자를 신화적인 수법으로 나타내고 있으며, 현대의 중남미 사람들은 그들 자신 The appearance of the blood of the work can be found in the characters of this work.In 1981, the "Chronicles of Death Reported" was sold in more than two million copies in Latin America, and received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982, the "Loneliness of the Hundred Years", which was a representative work of Latin American modern novels. In 1995 he published the French version of "About Love and Other Demons" in Paris. He was diagnosed with lymphoma in 1999 and died on April 17, 2014, at the age of 87.In 1982, he received the Nobel Prize for Literature for his "Loneliness for Hundred Years", which was evaluated as a representative work of Latin American modern novels.In 1995 he published the French version of "About Love and Other Demons" in Paris.He was diagnosed with lymphoma in 1999 and died on April 17, 2014, at the age of 87.이외의 작품으로는 중·단편소설 「낙엽 La hojarasca」(1955) 「아무도 대령에게 편지하지 않았다 El coronel no tiene quien le escriba」(1961) 「마마 그란데의 장례식 Los funerales de la Mam Grande」(1962) "La mala hora" (1962), and "Cien años de soledad" (1967), a long-time novel, "Crínica de una muerte anunciada" (1981).In 1982, he received the Nobel Prize for Literature for his "Loneliness for Hundred Years", which was evaluated as a representative work of Latin American modern novels.In 1995 he published the French version of "About Love and Other Demons" in Paris.He was diagnosed with lymphoma in 1999 and died on April 17, 2014, at the age of 87.이외의 작품으로는 중·단편소설 「낙엽 La hojarasca」(1955) 「아무도 대령에게 편지하지 않았다 El coronel no tiene quien le escriba」(1961) 「마마 그란데의 장례식 Los funerales de la Mam Grande」(1962) "La mala hora" (1962), and "Cien años de soledad" (1967), a long-time novel, "Crínica de una muerte anunciada" (1981).