Emotional Intelligence - Julio Cortazar by Andrea Cardenas

Emotional intelligence is the ability to identify our feelings and those of the others, it’s also a way to express what you feel. In the literature we can clearly identify these skills because it is the actual relationship between the writer, his environment (stimuli) and what he writes. This set generate different reactions in the reader that projected new feelings.

Julio Cortázar, Argentine writer  who I think is a perfect example of emotional intelligence and intellectual, for his unusual way of writing and his very special way of abstracting real situations mixed with fantasy, breaking with the ordinary (surrealism).

Cortazar's work proves reader participation, which makes contact with his emotions different situations and both the writer and the reader have their way, experiencing feelings of others as their own. In Rayuela , Julio proposes reading disorder chapters so that the reader can interpret it as you like.

Love, art, jealousy, meetings. The relationship between Julio Cortazar and  Alejandra Pizarnik, shown in Rayuela, she had that easy to blow the deep feelings of her  "bicho" (Julio). Common interests brought them together: The two grappled with the words, and the soul is left in them.

I consider leaving the soul in a work is the perfect reference for what is emotional intelligence, more artists have handled intelligentsia more with the continuing explosion of emotions than the intellect itself. The management of the real or reason could eventually disrupt the conduct of an individual but also feeds the variety of feelings, feeds his madness and generates a sample of true ecstasy and what is.