Nacionalismo y literatura. Constitución e institucionalización de la "República de las letras cubanas"

Medrano-Pizarro, Juan; Llorens, Irma

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“…During the same period, Randall Collins' historical analysis The Sociology of Philosophies: A Global Theory of Intellectual Change (1998) was published (Spanish translation available, April 2021). 4 Guerrero's (2013) criticisms of Casanova's book include failing to mention Jorge Luis Borges as an innovator. To a list of shortcomings one might add the fact that the French work does not point to the decisive importance of Italy or Spain in the formation of the transnational literary space from the 16th-17th centuries onwards, even with regards to the modern notion of "literature.…”

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Innovation and Networks in the Spanish Novel of the 1960s: Juan Goytisolo

Luis Bellón Aguilera

2024

Centers and Peripheries in Romance Language Literatures in the Americas and Africa

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Innovation and Networks in the Spanish Novel of the 1960s: Juan Goytisolo

Luis Bellón Aguilera

2024

Centers and Peripheries in Romance Language Literatures in the Americas and Africa

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“…"(Huggan, 2003: 4). 5 While certain blind spots in Casanova's model have been pointed out since the publication of World Republic almost 20 years ago (see e.g Guerrero, 2013),. we believe that several of her postulates remain relevant in discussions of the dynamics between global centers and peripheries.Eva Lalkovičová -9789004691131 Downloaded from Brill.com 05/30/2024 05:05:17AM via Open Access.…”

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From the Desert to the Indigenous Utopia, from the Literary Periphery to the Center

Lalkovičová

2024

Centers and Peripheries in Romance Language Literatures in the Americas and Africa

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The Adventures of China Iron (Las aventuras de la China Iron) is the title of the 2017 novel by Argentinean writer Gabriela Cabezón Cámara (1968-), an author from the generation of what has been called new Argentinean prose (nueva narrativa argentina) (Drucaroff, 2011). China Iron is presented as a queer rewriting of the foundational Argentine literary epic El gaucho Martín Fierro and a reconfiguration of the figure of the gaucho as such. The novel was nominated for the International Booker Prize in 2020, attracting both national and international critical attention and decisively driving the author's international consecration and her entry into the space of world literature. This chapter analyses the novel to discuss issues related to the presentation and reception of peripheral literatures in the global literary market as well as their submission to Western universalist values.

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Prensa, politica y prostitucion en La Habana finisecular: El caso de La Cebolla y la "polemica de las meretrices"

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Este trabajo analiza e interpreta los diferentes textos que polemizaron en torno a la prostitución hacia finales del siglo xix y los relaciona con el conflicto cubano-español y con la formación del discurso nacionalista cubano. Centra su atención en el periódico La Cebolla, publicado a lo largo del mes de septiembre de 1888 en la ciudad de La Habana. El estudio pretende demostrar que la autoría de tal periódico no es atribuible a las prostitutas, sino a Victorino Reineri, un periodista español que en el mismo año firmaba en otros periódicos isleños de tendencias anarquistas. Dicho periodista tendría un objetivo político a la hora de publicar el semanario, pues La Cebolla creaba un contradiscurso capaz de desmantelar los valores sobre los que se basaba el discurso nacional defendido por las élites criollas. La Cebolla y el conjunto de textos sobre la prostitución (a lo cual he llamado "la polémica de las meretrices") demuestra que el discurso sexual se entretejió a fines del siglo xix con el discurso político y ayuda a comprender cómo fue utilizada la sexualidad femenina para la creación de un discurso de identidad nacional por parte de todos los grupos sociales en un momento histórico tan convulso. This paper analyzes and interprets various polemical texts on prostitution published toward the end of the nineteenth century, tying them to the Cuban-Spanish conflict and the formation of a Cuban nationalist discourse. Of particular interest here is the newspaper La Cebolla, published during the month of September, 1888, in Havana. The study seeks to demonstrate that the newspaper's content cannot be attributed to prostitutes but rather to Victorino Reineri, a Spanish journalist who during the same year wrote in other anarchist-leaning Cuban newspapers. He had a political objective in publishing the weekly newspaper, since La Cebolla espoused a position that countered values at the heart of the national discourse defended by the criollo elite. La Cebolla and other texts about prostitution (what I have called "the polemic of the harlots") show that sexual discourse at the end of the nineteenth century was intertwined with political discourse and shed light on how female sexuality was utilized by all social groups in the creation of a discourse of national identity during this tumultuous historical moment.

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Nacionalismo y literatura. Constitución e institucionalización de la "República de las letras cubanas"

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Innovation and Networks in the Spanish Novel of the 1960s: Juan Goytisolo

Innovation and Networks in the Spanish Novel of the 1960s: Juan Goytisolo

From the Desert to the Indigenous Utopia, from the Literary Periphery to the Center

Prensa, politica y prostitucion en La Habana finisecular: El caso de La Cebolla y la "polemica de las meretrices"

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