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Born Guilty

work by Rojas
Also known as: “Hijo de ladrón”
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  • Manuel Rojas

    , Born Guilty), an autobiographical novel with existential preoccupations. The use of interior monologue, flashbacks, and stream of consciousness foreshadowed some of the techniques later employed in the Latin American new novel. Hijo de ladrón was translated into the major European languages and established Rojas as…

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    , Born Guilty), an autobiographical novel with existential preoccupations. The use of interior monologue, flashbacks, and stream of consciousness foreshadowed some of the techniques later employed in the Latin American new novel. Hijo de ladrón was translated into the major European languages and established Rojas as…

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