Literature and freedom
by Mario Vargas Llosa, Centre for Independent Studies
10 pages· 1994
About
A lecture given in Australia in 1993 arguing that literature both requires and promotes freedom, which is threatened by the Trobotisation' of audio-visual gadgetry. Vargas Llosa is a prolific Latin American writer of international reputation who ran unsuccessfully for President of Peru in 1990.
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