Ariel Dorfman

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Ariel Dorfman is a Chilean-American novelist, playwright, essayist, and human rights advocate best known for works such as "Death and the Maiden," which explore themes of dictatorship, exile, and justice.

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instanceOf essayist
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playwright
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associatedWith Salvador Allende NERFINISHED
basedOnExperienceOf Chilean military dictatorship NERFINISHED
citizenship Chile NERFINISHED
United States of America
countryOfBirth Argentina NERFINISHED
countryOfResidence Chile NERFINISHED
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1942-05-06
educatedAt University of Chile NERFINISHED
employer Duke University NERFINISHED
ethnicOrigin Jewish
familyName Dorfman NERFINISHED
genre drama
essay
political fiction
givenName Ariel NERFINISHED
language English
Spanish
movement Latin American literature
post-dictatorship literature
name Ariel Dorfman NERFINISHED
notableWork Death and the Maiden NERFINISHED
Heading South, Looking North NERFINISHED
How to Read Donald Duck NERFINISHED
Konfidenz NERFINISHED
The Last Song of Manuel Sendero NERFINISHED
The Nanny and the Iceberg NERFINISHED
Widows NERFINISHED
occupation essayist
novelist
playwright
professor
screenwriter
placeOfBirth Buenos Aires NERFINISHED
positionHeld Walter Hines Page Research Professor of Literature NERFINISHED
theme dictatorship
exile
human rights
justice
memory
political repression
writingLanguage English
Spanish

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