Mundos y seres poshumanos en la literatura contemporánea

<I>Latinoamericanos nomades: Cortazar y Bryce Echenique trata de la experiencia del exilio y la obra de dos autores con un vinculo especialmente fuerte con las culturas europeas. Se analizan las novelas <I>Rayuela y La vida exagerada de Martin Romana, como formas especificas del relato de exilio o de migracion, como tambien los ensayos de Cortazar y las <I>Antimemorias de Bryce. Cortazar y Bryce Echenique, por diversas razones, se pueden considerar como exiliados en America Latina. Ellos viven, al menos parcialmente, el exilio europeo como un retorno a la cultura entendida como propia,...

Esta colección multidisciplinar de ensayos sobre temas tan diversos como historia, filosofía, derechos humanos y conflictos armados, literatura, teatro, danza y artes plásticas pretende contribuir a acercarnos a las múltiples y diversas culturas negroafricanas existentes, y combatir así los cada vez más altos muros erigidos por el racismo y los estereotipos con los que la mayoría de inmigrantes o solicitantes de asilo subsaharianos son recibidos en nuestro país. Este libro pretende igualmente servir de estímulo a otras investigadoras e investigadores para continuar ampliando el...

"As much as in other countries, there is a bildungsroman novel in Spanish America like the ones of Güiraldes, Vargas Llosa, and Pacheco. However, less studied is the same genre of novel written by women. Examines growing pains and search for freedom in a patriarchal society in the works of Elena Poniatowska, Rosario Castellanos, Claribel Alegría, Rosario Ferré, and Beatriz Guido. Interesting contribution to the growing body of studies on these writers"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.

This novel is unique in the time period. Written in Spanish, by a French author, and published in Paris, the title (Deceits of this World) relates to a well-established genre wherein literature and morality were intertwined. Loubayssin writes with irony and wit. It is delicately erotic, a feature that cannot be found in its Spanish counterparts, due to the repressive censorship in Spain at that time. - In Spanish.

The author of short stories, novels and essays, Benítez Rojo is an atypical intellectual in the panorama of Cuban exile because he offers an original perspective of the past, present and future conflicts of this troubled and complex area. This literary biography tells of his journey from his emergence in the Cuban intellectual world in 1967 to his death in Amherst, Massachusetts, in 2005.