Eugenio Cambaceres Books

Eugenio Cambaceres was an Argentine writer and politician whose promising literary career, though brief, left an indelible mark. His work, maturing in the 1880s, is characterized by a keen insight into human psychology and societal mechanisms. Cambaceres cultivated a distinctive literary style that makes him a unique figure in Argentine literature.

Sin Rumbo
140 pages
5 hours of reading
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The novel paints a vivid picture of the Argentine upper class's decadence at the end of the 19th century through the life of Andrés, a wealthy estanciero. It explores themes of moral decay and societal directionlessness, reflecting the detrimental impact of the ruling oligarchy on national progress. Adhering to naturalist principles, Cambaceres delivers a unique literary critique that resonates with social change and artistic vision, making it essential for studies of Hispanic American narrative and issues like gender and nation-building.
En la sangre
156 pages
6 hours of reading
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A finales del siglo XIX, la inmigración transformó rápidamente la sociedad argentina, desafiando las estructuras liberales de la clase aristocrática. Eugenio Cambaceres, en su novela "En la sangre", critica la decadencia y xenofobia de la élite, representando a Genaro Piazza como un inmigrante estigmatizado. La obra invita a reflexionar sobre los principios liberales y la exclusión social.

Sin Rumbo

En la sangre