Frases de Louis-ferdinand Céline
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Louis Ferdinand Auguste Destouches , más conocido por su seudónimo Louis-Ferdinand Céline escuchar o sólo por Céline,[1]​ fue un escritor y médico francés.

Se le considera uno de los escritores más influyentes del siglo XX, pues desarrolló un nuevo estilo de escritura que modernizó tanto la literatura francesa como la universal. Tras Marcel Proust, es el autor más traducido y popular de la literatura francesa del siglo XX; su novela más famosa es Viaje al fin de la noche.

Por otro lado, su figura permanece en la controversia a causa de sus panfletos antisemitas.[2]​ Wikipedia  

✵ 27. mayo 1894 – 1. julio 1961
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Louis-ferdinand Céline: 115   frases 17   Me gusta

Frases célebres de Louis-ferdinand Céline

“La moral de la Humanidad a mí me la trae floja, como a todo el mundo, por cierto.”

Fuente: Viaje al fin de la noche, [1932] Madrid: Edhasa, 2007, p. 361.

Frases de mundo de Louis-ferdinand Céline

Frases de verdad de Louis-ferdinand Céline

Louis-ferdinand Céline Frases y Citas

“¡Es más difícil renunciar al amor que a la vida!”

Fuente: Viaje al fin de la noche, [1932]

Louis-ferdinand Céline: Frases en inglés

“And the music came back with the carnival, the music you've heard as far back as you can remember, ever since you were little, that's always playing somewhere, in some corner of the city, in little country towns, wherever poor people go and sit at the end of the week to figure out what's become of them, sometimes here, sometimes there, from season to season, it tinkles and grinds out the tunes that rich people danced to the year before. It's the mechanical music that floats down from the wooden horses, from the cars that aren't cars anymore, from the railways that aren't at all scenic, from the platform under the wrestler who hasn't any muscles and doesn't come from Marseille, from the beardless lady, the magician who's a butter-fingered jerk, the organ that's not made of gold, the shooting gallery with the empty eggs. It's the carnival made to delude the weekend crowd. We go in and drink the beer with no head on it. But under the cardboard trees the stink of the waiter's breath is real. And the change he gives you has several peculiar coins in it, so peculiar that you go on examining them for weeks and weeks and finally, with considerable difficulty, palm them off on some beggar. What do you expect at the carnival? Gotta have what fun you can between hunger and jail, and take things as they come. No sense complaining, we're sitting down aren't we? Which ain't to be sneezed at. I saw the same old Gallery of the Nations, the one Lola caught sight of years and years ago on that avenue in the park of Saint-Cloud. You always see things again at carnivals, they revive the joy of past carnivals. Over the years the crowds must have come back time and again to stroll on the main avenue of the park of Saint-Cloud…taking it easy. The war had been over long ago. And say I wonder if that shooting gallery still belonged to the same owner? Had he come back alive from the war? I take an interest in everything. Those are the same targets, but in addition, they're shooting at airplanes now. Novelty. Progress. Fashion. The wedding was still there, the soldier too, and the town hall with its flag. Plus a few more things to shoot at than before.”

Louis-ferdinand Céline libro Viaje al fin de la noche

27
Journey to the End of the Night (1932)

“Hate gave birth to the slang; Slang (‘argot’) exists not anymore.”

( « L'argot est né de la haine, il n'existe plus» Arts, 6. February 1957. in À l’agité du bocal et autres textes, (op. cit.) p. 55.

“I should be able to get the alligators to dance to the tune of the pan pipe.”

March 30, 1947
Fuente: Letters to Milton Hindus (1947-1949), Les Cahiers de la NRF, Gallimard ISBN 2070134296

“We are, by nature, so futile that distraction alone can prevent us from dying altogether.”

Louis-ferdinand Céline libro Viaje al fin de la noche

17
Journey to the End of the Night (1932)

“You can be a virgin in horror the same as in sex.”

Louis-ferdinand Céline libro Viaje al fin de la noche

Fuente: Journey to the End of the Night (1932), Chapter 2

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