DISLOCACIONES Y OTRAS VIOLENCIAS EN EL CIRCUITO TRANSNACIONAL DE LA LITERATURA LATINOAMERICANA.

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Title: DISLOCACIONES Y OTRAS VIOLENCIAS EN EL CIRCUITO TRANSNACIONAL DE LA LITERATURA LATINOAMERICANA. (Spanish).
Alternate Title: Dislocations and Other Violence in the Transnational Circuit of Latin American Literature. (English)
Authors: Rueda, María Helena
Source: Revista de Critica Literaria Latinoamericana. 2009, Vol. 35 Issue 69, p69-90. 22p.
Subjects: LITERATURE & globalization, LATIN American literature, VIOLENCE in literature, VIOLENCE, NOMADS in literature, CULTURE & globalization, SOCIAL exchange, CULTURAL relations, LITERATURE & society
Geographic Terms: LATIN America
Abstract: The article discusses the international literary market as an exchange not only of commercial products but of sociological and cultural ideas. As a space for social exchange, then, Latin American literature becomes a place that cannot remain neutral and must reflect the societal realities of violence and dislocation. The author notes that displacement results from violence, and in the case of Latin American literature, from war. Themes of desire, terrorism, wandering and assassination are explored, and the article concludes by discussing the overarching theme of a journey and its travelers as an answer to the globalized literary market.
Database: Referencia Latina
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Abstract:The article discusses the international literary market as an exchange not only of commercial products but of sociological and cultural ideas. As a space for social exchange, then, Latin American literature becomes a place that cannot remain neutral and must reflect the societal realities of violence and dislocation. The author notes that displacement results from violence, and in the case of Latin American literature, from war. Themes of desire, terrorism, wandering and assassination are explored, and the article concludes by discussing the overarching theme of a journey and its travelers as an answer to the globalized literary market.
ISSN:02528843