Formal and Thematic Tendences in Central American LIterature: From Past to Present

Dante Jose' Liano

Formal and Thematic Tendences in Central American LIterature: From Past to Present

Dante Jose' Liano

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Abstract

[Esp:]El artículo traza un panorama de la historia de la literatura centroamericana moderna. Comienza por la valoración de Rubén Darío y su contribución al Modernismo literario hispanoamericano, continúa con Salarrué y su revolución lingüístico-narrativa, continúa con Ernesto Cardenal y el exteriorismo y termina con el testimonio de Rigoberta Menchú. La tesis del artículo es que sin estos autores no podría explicarse la actual literatura de Centroamérica.

Lingua originale	Inglese
Titolo della pubblicazione ospite	Violence and Endurance. Representations of War and Peace in Post-War Centralo American Narratives
Editore	Nova Science Publishers
Pagine	3-19
Numero di pagine	17
ISBN (stampa)	978-1-63485-078-0
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2016
Pubblicato esternamente	Sì

Keywords

American
Central
Centroamericana
Historia
History
LIteratura
Literature

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