En el presente volumen el lector encontrará quince aproximaciones a obras y autores hispanoamericanos relevantes de distintos momentos históricos: desde finales del siglo XIX y principios del XX, hasta expresiones literarias de nuestros días. Compuesto de tres partes, en la primera, titulada: Fuego, misticismo salvaje y caos. Tres poéticas hispanoamericanas, el diálogo se establece con Nahui Olin, Ernesto Cardenal y José Kózer. Laberintos identitarios: sujeto, cultura y sociedad prepara el encuentro con Enrique Serna, Guadalupe Nettel, Rosario Castellanos, Xavier Velasco, Rosa Carreto, Abigael Bohórquez y Roberto Bolaño. En otras palabras. Discurso y narración abre una ventana a los mundos representados de Reinaldo Arenas, Daniela Tarazona, Patricia Laurent Kullick, Carmen Boullosa, Valeria, Lueslli, Fernando Vallejo y Clemente Palma.
Being aware of the wide bibliography devoted to the study of the space in literature, this work pretends, in the first place, to make a review of much of such bibliography in order to show that the term is either ambiguous or scarcely defined. Having done so we came up with the concept of “spatiality” instead of that of “space” since we acknowledge that the construction of space may vary from author to author, from time to time, or from genre to genre and thus require a more comprehensive approach. Within this spatiality we would distinguish between a “grammar” and a “semantics” of the spatiality which would be useful to identify and interpret the spatial elements of the literary work in its context. By doing so we intend here to point at other literary and linguistic elements of the literary work than description which may enforce the study of the medieval texts in a more comprehensive way, especially, medieval ones.
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