Collana | Biblioteca di Rassegna iberistica
Volume 36 | Miscellanea | Constelaciones familiares en la narrativa iberoamericana moderna
Constelaciones familiares en la narrativa iberoamericana moderna
open access | peer reviewed-
a cura di
- Ángela Calderón Villarino - Universität Leipzig, Deutschland - email
- Jobst Welge - Universität Leipzig, Deutschland - email
Abstract
El presente volumen somete el esquema convencional del género de la novela/saga familiar a una reevaluación. Las novelas aquí analizadas, frecuentemente metaficcionales, tienden a poner en primer plano vínculos y recuerdos transnacionales o multirrelacionales y trabajan con conceptos de lo meta-histórico, matizando así el marco literario de referencia. Son procedentes de la narrativa iberoamericana moderna y contemporánea y van desde 1973 (Concha Alós, La madama) hasta 2020 (Juan Gabriel Vásquez, Volver la vista atrás). Las contribuciones abarcan novelas de España y Portugal, así como de América Latina hispanohablante y Brasil.
Keywords Autofiction • Historical novel • Family • Hypermodernity • Adoption • Juan Benet • Metafiction • Trauma • Private vision • Historical memory • Broken family networks • Post-nationality • Post-memory • Cuba • Multi-generational novel • Transgenerational relation • Sephardism • Imagination • Dulce Maria Cardoso • La madama • Knots of memory • Colombia • José Saramago • Constellation • Intergenerational transmission • Concha Alós • Deconstruction • Metahistory • Anthropology • Mask • Jewish history • José Luís Peixoto • History • Novel of the Mexican Revolution • State imposition • Family novel • Diaspora • Walter Benjamin • Memory • USA • Gabriel Vásquez • Epistemo-critical prologue • Resistance strategies • Costumbrista novel • Caribbean
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-833-0 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-833-0 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-834-7 | Pubblicato 14 Giugno 2024 | Lingua es, it, pt
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