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Full-Text Articles in Latin American Languages and Societies

Secreta Palinodia: La 'Contrautopía' De José Antonio Maravall Como Descargo De Conciencia, Aurora Hermida-Ruiz Jan 2001

Secreta Palinodia: La 'Contrautopía' De José Antonio Maravall Como Descargo De Conciencia, Aurora Hermida-Ruiz

Latin American, Latino and Iberian Studies Faculty Publications

En un reciente ensayo panorámico sobre la historiografía española del Renacimiento, Ottavio Di Camillo afirma que no existió ninguna interpretación del Renacimiento español digna de mención en el período intermedio entre Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo y José Antonio Maravall, o sea, desde finales del siglo XIX hasta mediados de la década de los 50: ‘For over a half a century no new interpretations of the Renaissance were advanced, even though there was a slight increase in the number of studies on particular humanists and Renaissance authors’.1 En la segunda entrega de este ensayo, Ottavio Di Camillo vuelve a insistir en …


Multitemporalidad Literaria En America Latina: Encuentros Entre La Premodernidad, La Modernidad Y La Posmodernidad, Alvaro Bernal Jan 2001

Multitemporalidad Literaria En America Latina: Encuentros Entre La Premodernidad, La Modernidad Y La Posmodernidad, Alvaro Bernal

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

My research attempts to identify certain phenomena that are directly related to the basic concepts of the axiom which describes the unique process of modernization in Latin America as follows: Premodernity, modernity and postmodernity coexist in Latin American culture, creating a condition of ambiguity and multiple identity. I have found that Multi-temporality, the coexistence of several ages in the same space, has been the most important phenomenon in the development of all Latin American countries. My thesis demonstrates how Multi-temporality may be identified in some Latin American twentieth century short stories. Although this study is limited to only three well-known …