Narciso Irala Martínez Del Villar (Portugalete, Biscay, Basque Country, Spain , February 7, 1896 – May 13, 1988) was a Spanish Jesuit, psychiatrist and missionary. During his stay in China he described the conditions of suffering that the Chinese were going to war with.[1][2]
Irala has held several conferences in Brazil.
Biography
editIn 1913 Irala joined the Society of Jesus and, in the same year, was sent on a mission to Wuhu in China, where he remained for 22 years. Irala was still in Argentina for four years, and because of communism he left China to live in Brazil, where he began to give conferences on psychiatry.[citation needed]
Irala was a speaker in more than 50 countries.
Work
editIn Portuguese.
- Efficiency without Fatigue, 1969. ISBN 8427102690[3]
- Irala, Narciso (1982). Controle cerebral e emocional (in Brazilian Portuguese). Edicoes Loyola. ISBN 978-85-15-00334-1.
References
edit- ^ Bonifácio de Sousa, José (1948). "Datas e fatos para a história do Ceará, 1947" (PDF). Revista do Instituto do Ceará. p. 5. Retrieved 2022-06-27.
- ^ Moraes Ceravolo, Suely. "EXPOSIÇÕES TEMPORÁRIAS PARA AS "SENHORAS E SENHORITAS" DA SOCIEDADE BAIANA. O discurso performativo do Instituto Feminino da Bahia (1920 a 1968)" (PDF). ANPUH. p. 10. Retrieved 2022-06-27.
- ^ "9788427102699: Eficiencia Sin Fatiga En El Trabajo Mental: 12 (Fuera de colección) - IberLibro - Irala, Narciso: 8427102690". www.iberlibro.com (in Spanish). Retrieved 2022-06-27.
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