Simón Bolívar: la oportunidad de Hispanoamérica en El general en su laberinto
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Este artículo estudia El general en su laberinto, de Gabriel García
Márquez, como una obra clave para entender las preocupaciones
ideológicas del escritor colombiano a finales de los años ochenta. Mediante
criterios narratológicos la autora analiza la obra y llega a la conclusión de
que el texto interpreta la Independencia como el primer intento fracasado
de unir toda Hispanoamérica en una sola nación. La imagen de Simón Bolívar
en la novela depende plenamente de esta idea principal, y el artículo
defiende que García Márquez pretende construir un mito que ayude a la
reactualización constante del esfuerzo unificador.
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Iglesias Berzal, M. (2020). Simón Bolívar: la oportunidad de Hispanoamérica en El general en su laberinto. Latinoamérica. Revista De Estudios Latinoamericanos, (41), 11–41. https://doi.org/10.22201/cialc.24486914e.2005.41.57329
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