Pacho O'Donnell
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Mario O'Donnell (Buenos Aires, 1941), best known as Pacho O'Donnell, is an Argentine writer, politician and physician specialized in psychoanalysis. He is the son of Mario Antonio O'Donnell and Susana Lucrecia Ure, and is married to Susana Evans Civit, with whom he had five children. His brother Guillermo is a noted political scientist.
After the return to democracy in Argentina in 1983, he was named Secretary of Culture of the city of Buenos Aires. He ran unsuccessfully in the primaries for the presidential candidacy of the Unión Cívica Radical, but later switched to the Peronist cause, to be a national Senator for the Buenos Aires city, ambassador to Bolivia and Paraguay and national deputy.
He is currently engaged on the diffussion of Argentine historical knowledge.
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[edit] Works
[edit] Fiction
[edit] Short stories
- La seducción de la hija del portero (1975)
[edit] Novels
- Doña Leonor, los rusos y los yanquis (1981)
- El tigrecito de Mompracén (1980)
- Las hormigas de Carlitos Chaplín (1977)
- Copsi (1973; the title is a combination of Coca and Pepsi)
[edit] Non fiction
[edit] Essays and history
- El Prójimo
- Juana Azurduy, la Teniente Coronela (1994)
- El descubrimiento de Europa (1992)
- Monteagudo, la pasión revolucionaria
- El grito sagrado, with Alejandro Dolina
- El águila guerrera
- El rey blanco
- Juan Manuel de Rosas, el maldito de nuestra historia oficial
- El Che
- Los héroes malditos
- Historia confidencial, with José García Hamilton and Felipe Pigna
[edit] Psychology
- Analisis freudiano de grupo (1984)
- El juego – Técnicas lúdicas en psicoterapia
- La teoría de la transferencia en psicoterapia grupal (1977)
- Teoría y técnica de la psicoterapia grupal (1975)
[edit] External links
- Offical site (in Spanish). It has excerpts of his latest historical works.
