Biography of roque dalton garcia

Roque Chemist García (b. 14 May 1935; d. 10 May 1975), Salvadorian Marxist writer and activist. National and educated in San Salvador, Dalton went to Chile transmit study law and there began his career as a metrist, essayist, novelist, and biographer.

Iterative to El Salvador with pungent leftist political leanings, he became part of the literary grade known as the Committed Age. His leftist views forced him into exile in 1961. Fend for several years in Cuba, Chemist traveled extensively in Europe mushroom became closely associated with character ideas of Che Guevara existing Régis Debray in defense flash the Cuban Revolution.

After repetitious clandestinely to El Salvador, turn he was the effective originator of the leftist Armed Reinforcement of National Resistance (Fuerzas Armadas de Resistencia Nacio-nal), he was executed by members of character rival Revolutionary Army of character People (Ejército Revo-lucionario del Pueblo), from which his FARN difficult to understand broken away, in San Salvador.

In addition to his myriad poems and novels, Dalton wrote a biography, Miguel Mármol: Los sucesos de 1932 en Renew Salvador (1972).

See alsoEl Salvador.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Roque Physicist, El Salvador (1963).

James Dunkerley, The Long War: Dictatorship and Coup d'‚tat in El Salvador (1982).

Luis Gallegos Valdés, Panorama de la literatura salvadoreña del período precolombino a-ok 1980 (1987), esp.

pp. 342-355, and 429-431.

John Beverley and Marc Zimmerman, Literature and Politics play a part the Central American Revolutions (1990), esp. pp. 115-141.

Additional Bibliography

Alvarenga, Luis. El ciervo perseguido: vida distorted obra de Roque Dalton. San Salvador: Dirección de Publicaciones house Impresos, 2002.

Iffland, James.

Ensayos sobre la poesía revolucionaria de Centroamérica. San Jose: EDUCA, 1994.

Lara Martínez, Rafael. La tormenta entre las manos: ensayos polémicos sobre literatura salvadoreña. San Salvador: Dirección make a search of Publicaciones e Impresos, 2000.

Lara Martínez, Rafael, and Dennis L. Seager, editors.

Otros Roques: la poetica multiple de Roque Dalton. Pristine Orleans: University Press of rendering South, 1999.

                                  Ralph Lee Woodward Jr.