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"Ariel" was written by José Enrique Rodó and published in 1965. Uruguayan essayist and poet who championed cultural values in Latin America through his influential work 'Ariel.'

Ariel

1965

José Enrique Rodó

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Ariel

José Enrique Rodó

1965

''Ariel'' is a philosophical treatise by José Enrique Rodó, first published in 1900 in Uruguay. The work contrasts the ideals of beauty and truth, represented by the character Ariel, with the materialism of Caliban from Shakespeare's ''The Tempest''. It addresses the youth, urging them to embrace their potential for cultural and moral excellence, and has significantly influenced Latin American thought and cultural identity. This edition includes a reader's guide and annotated bibliography, making it suitable for both students and educators.