DOS NARRADORES FRENTE A LA VIOLENCIA: RUBEM FONSECA Y FRANCISCO HINOJOSA
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En este artículo se analiza el concepto de “violentización
narrativa”, el cual surge principalmente del reconocimiento de dos
estrategias escriturales, de dos modos diferentes de abordar narrativamente
el fenómeno de la violencia. Mientras que el brasileño
Rubem Fonseca utiliza la ironía y la parodia para acrecentar el carácter
trágico de dicha manifestación, el mexicano Francisco Hinojosa
emplea estos mecanismos en un afán de “exorcizar” los efectos de la
violencia. Ambos coinciden en transformar este impulso esencialmente
destructivo en una propuesta estética. Dicha propuesta convoca al
lector a mirar con diferente perspectiva una “fuerza” que sin duda le
habita.
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Mosqueda Rivera, R. (2020). DOS NARRADORES FRENTE A LA VIOLENCIA: RUBEM FONSECA Y FRANCISCO HINOJOSA. Latinoamérica. Revista De Estudios Latinoamericanos, (38), 145–171. https://doi.org/10.22201/cialc.24486914e.2004.38.57289
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