Alberto Nin Frías

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Alberto Nin Frías (1878–1937) was a Uruguayan writer,[1][2] lecturer and diplomat.[3]

Selected works

  • Ensayos de crítica e historia (dos tomos, 1904, 1906)
  • El cristianismo del punto de mira intelectual (1908)
  • Estudios religiosos (1909)
  • Carta a un amigo escéptico (1910)
  • El árbol (1910)
  • La fuente envenenada (1911)
  • La novela del renacimiento y otros relatos (1911)
  • Sordello Andrea (Novela de la vida interior) (1912)
  • Marcos, amador de la belleza (1913)
  • Como me allegué a Cristo (1917)
  • Un huerto de manzanos (1919)
  • El carácter inglés y la novela (1924)
  • Alexis o el significado del temperamento urano (1932). Madrid: Morata
  • Homosexualismo creador (1933). Madrid: Morata
  • El culto al árbol (1933)
  • Tres expresiones del espíritu andaluz (1935)
  • Alexis o el significado del temperamento homosexual (1933, re-edition 1935)

References

  1. ^ Alberto Nin – Autores.uy (in Spanish)
  2. ^ Homenaje a Alberto Nin Frías (in Spanish)
  3. ^ Introducing Alberto Nin Frías (in Spanish)

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