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==Exile to France==
==Exile to France==
He lost his tenure after joining a protest against the government of Juan Perón, and after a brief incarceration in an Argentine prison, he was released and went into self imposed exile in France.<ref name="history">[http://coloquio.com/famosos/cortazar.htm Cortázar]</ref>
He lost his tenure after joining a protest against the government of Juan Perón, and after a brief incarceration in an Argentine prison, he was released and went into self-imposed exile in France.<ref name="history">[http://coloquio.com/famosos/cortazar.htm Cortázar]</ref>
During his exile, he found work as a translator for UNESCO while he penned many of his works, virtually all of which were published in France. Cortázar struggled to maintain a marriage throughout his life in France, and he married and quickly divorced twice before marrying Carol Dunlop, who would remain his wife until his death in 1984.
During his exile, he found work as a translator for UNESCO while he penned many of his works, virtually all of which were published in France. Cortázar struggled to maintain a marriage throughout his life in France, and he married and quickly divorced twice before marrying Carol Dunlop, who would remain his wife until his death in 1984.