José María de la Concepción Apolinar Vargas Vila Bonilla (June 23, 1860 – May 23, 1933), commonly referred to as José María Vargas Vila, was a Colombian writer and public intellectual.
Vargas Vila was an autodidact, who, from an early age, participated in political struggles as a journalist, political agitator, and orator. He was considered one of the most controversial writers in the Americas at the beginning of the twentieth century. Vargas Vila distinguished himself through his radically liberal ideas and his criticism the Catholic clergy, conservatism, and the imperialist policies of the United States. Many of his ideas approached those of existentialism and were claimed to be libertarian, although they were so close to anarchism that at one time even Vargas Vila declared himself an anarchist. He defended all causes and individuals who fought for their peoples' liberty and justice, especially in Latin America, without harping on whether they all shared his exact same philosophy, and knowing that they did not.
The publication of his novel Ibis in 1900 caused him to be excommunicated by the Holy See, a development that pleased him.[1]
Bibliography
Aura o las violetas. 1887
Pasionarias, álbum para mi madre muerta. 1887.
Emma, Maracaibo. 1888 (En una publicación literaria).
La Gran Enciclopedia de Colombia del Círculo de Lectores, "Biographical Profile of José María Vargas Vila" 2017-02-25 at the Wayback Machine (Banco de la Republica)
Raul Salazar Pazos 2008 biography and founder of the diary of Vargas Vila
Cobo Borda, Juan Gustavo 1980 DISIDENTE semana.com.doc "El divino iracundo"; Semana 1112, 12 de noviembre de 1980.[dead link]
Sánchez, Ricardo 1981 "El Anti-imperialismo de Vargas Vila", Prólogo de . Bogotá: Editorial La Oveja Negra.
Vargas Arango, María Isabel 1993 "José maría Vargas Vila"; Gran Enciclopedia de Colombia del Círculo de Lectores, tomo de biografías.
Complete Works of José María Vargas Vila "Free Esthetic"
José María Vargas Vila Digital Library / Biblioteca Digital de José María
August 11, 2023
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Jose Maria de la Concepcion Apolinar Vargas Vila Bonilla June 23 1860 May 23 1933 commonly referred to as Jose Maria Vargas Vila was a Colombian writer and public intellectual Jose Maria Vargas VilaBornJune 23 1860Bogota ColombiaDiedMay 23 1933 1933 05 23 aged 72 Barcelona SpainOccupationNovelist journalist publisher political activist and short story writer Vargas Vila was an autodidact who from an early age participated in political struggles as a journalist political agitator and orator He was considered one of the most controversial writers in the Americas at the beginning of the twentieth century Vargas Vila distinguished himself through his radically liberal ideas and his criticism the Catholic clergy conservatism and the imperialist policies of the United States Many of his ideas approached those of existentialism and were claimed to be libertarian although they were so close to anarchism that at one time even Vargas Vila declared himself an anarchist He defended all causes and individuals who fought for their peoples liberty and justice especially in Latin America without harping on whether they all shared his exact same philosophy and knowing that they did not The publication of his novel Ibis in 1900 caused him to be excommunicated by the Holy See a development that pleased him 1 Bibliography EditAura o las violetas 1887 Pasionarias album para mi madre muerta 1887 Emma Maracaibo 1888 En una publicacion literaria Aura o las violetas Emma 1889 Lo irreparable 1889 Los Providenciales 1892 Flor de fango 1895 Ibis 1900 A la hora del crepusculo 1900 Alba roja Paris 1901 Las rosas de la tarde 1901 Ante los barbaros el Yanki He ahi el enemigo 1902 Copos de espuma 1902 Los divinos y los humanos 1904 La simiente Paris 1906 Laureles rojos 1906 El canto de las sirenas en los mares de la historia 1906 Los Cesares de la decadencia 1907 El camino del triunfo 1909 La republica romana 1909 La conquista de Bizancio 1910 La voz de las horas 1910 Hombres y crimenes del Capitolio 1910 El ritmo de la vida motivos para pensar 1911 Huerto agnostico Cuadernos de un solitario 1911 Rosa mistica mes nouvelles 1911 Ibis 1911 Novela edicion completa Politicas e historicas paginas escogidas 1912 El imperio romano 1912 Archipielago sonoro poemas sinfonicos 1913 Ars verba 1913 En las zarzas del Horeb 1913 El alma de los lirios 1914 El rosal Pensante 1914 La muerte del condor del Poema de la tragedia y de la historia 1914 Los parias Preteritas Prologo de R Palacio Viso 1915 Clepsidra roja 1915 En las cimas 1915 La demencia de Job 1916 Novela Prosas selectas 1916 Maria Magdalena 1916 Novela Ante los barbaros los Estados Unidos y la Guerra el yanki he ahi el enemigo 1917 El cisne blanco novela psicologica 1917 Eleonora novela de la vida artistica 1917 Los discipulos de Emaus novela de la vida intelectual 1917 Maria Magdalena novela lirica 1917 Ruben Dario 1917 El huerto del silencio 1917 Horario reflexivo 1917 Los estetas de Teopolis 1918 Paginas escogidas 1918 La ubre de la loba Barcelona 1918 El minotauro 1919 Cachorro de leon novela de almas rusticas 1920 De los vinedos de la eternidad 1920 De sus lises y de sus rosas 1920 El final de un sueno 1920 Libre estetica 1920 Salome novela poema 1920 Belona dea orbi 1921 El huerto del silencio 1921 Prosas laudes Barcelona 1921 Gestos de vida 1922 Mis mejores cuentos 1922 Saudades tacitas 1922 Nemesis 1923 Antes del ultimo sueno paginas de un vademecum 1924 Mi viaje a la Argentina odisea romantica 1924 La cuestion religiosa en Mexico 1926 Los Soviets Con Carta prologo de D Oscar Perez Solis 1926 Odisea romantica diario de viaje a la Republica Argentina 1927 Dietario crepuscular 1928 La novena sinfonia 1928 Lirio negro Germania 1930 Lirio rojo Eleonora 1930 Sobre las vinas muertas 1930 Tardes serenas 1930 Lirio blanco Delia 1932 El maestro 1935 El joyel mirobolante desfile de visiones 1937 Jose Marti apostol libertador 1938 El sendero de las almas novelas cortas Sin fecha Historicas y Politicas Sin fecha Poemas sinfonicos Barcelona Sin fecha Polen lirico conferencias Sin fecha Sombras de Aguilas Sin fecha References Edit elcolombiano com La Gran Enciclopedia de Colombia del Circulo de Lectores Biographical Profile of Jose Maria Vargas Vila Archived 2017 02 25 at the Wayback Machine Banco de la Republica Raul Salazar Pazos 2008 biography and founder of the diary of Vargas Vila Vargas Vila com Cobo Borda Juan Gustavo 1980 DISIDENTE semana com doc El divino iracundo Semana 1112 12 de noviembre de 1980 dead link Sanchez Ricardo 1981 El Anti imperialismo de Vargas Vila Prologo de Ante los Barbaros Bogota Editorial La Oveja Negra Vargas Arango Maria Isabel 1993 Jose maria Vargas Vila Gran Enciclopedia de Colombia del Circulo de Lectores tomo de biografias Complete Works of Jose Maria Vargas Vila Free Esthetic External links EditJose Maria Vargas Vila sources online Works by or about Jose Maria Vargas Vila at Internet Archive Jose Maria Vargas Vila Digital Library Biblioteca Digital de 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