Los guerrilleros en la narrativa de Juan José Saer y Ricardo Piglia.
Article Sidebar
Main Article Content
Abstract
Este artículo establece nuevas conexiones entre la narrativa de Juan José Saer y Ricardo Piglia, figuras fundamentales de la literatura argentina contemporánea, a través del análisis de algunos personajes que destacan por su activismo político radical. En sus obras, algunos personajes ficcionales son guerrilleros que representan ciertos dilemas éticos: participar violentamente contra el sistema político represor o llevar a cabo acciones intelectuales moderadas pero que representan otras formas de resistencia social. Este trabajo une ambas poéticas pero contrasta sus posiciones políticas; también se establecen algunas líneas intertextuales que contribuyen al diálogo literario que Piglia y Saer mantuvieron.
Abstract: This paper establishes new links between the narrative of Juan José Saer and Ricardo Piglia, fundamental writers in contemporary Argentinian literature analyzing some characters that stand out for their radical political activism. In their texts, some fictional characters are guerrilleros that represent certain ethical dilemmas: they violently participate against the represive political system or they take moderate intellectual actions that represent another way of social resistance. This paper joins together both poetics and contrast their political stances; it also lays down some intertextual relations that contribute to the dialog that Piglia and Saer kept.
Article Details
The authors must accept the following terms:
- They will retain copyright and yield the right of first publication to the journal. The work will be published under a Creative Commons license (Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International), which allows third parties to use the work as long as the authors name and original publication in the journal is mentioned (Latinoamérica. Revista de Estudios Latinoamericanos, year and pages).
- The authors may make independent and additional contractual arrangements for the non-exclusive distribution of the version of the article published in the journal (i.e. to include it in an institutional archive or to publish it in a book), as long as it is clearly indicated that the work was published in this journal first.
- It is permitted and recommended that the authors disseminate their work online (i.e. in institutional telematics archives or on their websites) before and during the submission process, which may produce interesting exchanges and increase the citations of the published work (See The Open Access Effect).