No. 17 (2019): (jan-jun 2019) Dossiê: Escrituras Interferidas

Published: 2019-06-19

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Presentation

• Presentation

  Ana Cecilia Olmos, María Alejandra Minelli

  20-24

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Exchanges

• The photography condition of the narration: Sergio Chejfec and his documentary narratives

  Florencia Garramuño

  29-42

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• Photography and aesthetics in Estrella Distante by Roberto Bolaño

  Óscar Gutiérrez Muñoz, Juan Daniel Cid Hidalgo

  45-73

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• “Speak to the eyes”: poetic formations in the digital universe

  Germán Ledesma

  75-108

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• Figurative representations of the visibleness in recent Latin American poetry: burst and montage

  Ana Porrúa

  111-135

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• Beuys’s ashes in Bellatin and the ritual of the dead hare: human crosses

  Isabel Jasinski

  137-169

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Dossiê (Errâncias)

• Reading (and writing about) Levrero

  Antonio Marcos Pereira

  173-188

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• Versions of the essay in digital journals in Argentina. Circumstances, writings, experiences

  Diego Germán Vigna

  191-222

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• Between the fiction and the essay: notes on Vicente Luis Mora’s literary project

  María Belén Bernardi

  225-256

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• The democratization of the ability to look: About the photographic criticism of Juan José Millás

  Constanza Lucía Tanner

  259-283

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• Ways of resisting in Fruta Podrida by Lina Meruane

  Julieta Novelli

  285-299

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• Collector, artist, monster: The Duke of Bomarzo in María Negroni’s La Boca del Infierno

  Rayén Daiana Pozzi

  301-324

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Dossiê (Interferências)

• Leaving fiction: non-literary narratives

  Luciene Azevedo

  329-345

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• The temptation to recount: fantasized forms and the urge to write in contemporary narrative

  Wanderlan Alves

  347-371

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• Autofiction in the novel El orden del mundo

  Juan Pablo Chiappara

  373-397

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• Radio scenes in Emilio Renzi’s journal and in Black out

  Miriam Viviana Gárate

  399-417

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• law of writing in Our lady of the assassins, by Fernando Vallejo

  Francisco Renato de Souza

  419-445

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Interviews

• It seems fascinating to me thinking of a literature of the transhumanism, posthumanism and antihumanism. An interview with Ramiro Sanchiz

  Ramiro Sanchiz, Juan Pablo Chiappara

  449-480

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Varia

• Life, absurd and commitment in César Vallejo and Nicanor Parra

  João Gabriel Mostazo Lopes

  485-512

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• Variaciones sobre Rosa Parks. Aesthetic of the crisis of modernity in Itziar Pascual’s work

  Lucas Luciano Magnin

  515-532

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• Wandering exemplarities. The Jealous Extremaduran (1613) and Penelope (1959)

  Rosângela Schardong

  535-560

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• Rewriting Spanish conquest history: foundational myths in Comentarios Reales de los Incas

  Evelyn Saavedra Autry

  563-579

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Book Reviews

• Phonodia: La voz de los poetas, uso crítico de sus grabaciones y entrevistas. Alessandro Mistrorigo

  Mayra Moreyra Carvalho

  583-588

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• Acrobacia del cuerpo bilingüe. La poesía de Alfredo Gangotena. Cristina Burneo Salazar.

  Gina Saraceni

  591-595

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• ¿Por qué Brasil, qué Brasil? Recorridos críticos: la literatura y el arte brasileños desde Argentina.

  Jaime Ginzburg

  597-602

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