Elena Altuna: Reader of José María Arguedas
Elena Altuna's critical work was ascribed to the American colonial period, specifically to the Andean area, but her “point of speech” as Ortega y Gasset would say, transcends the borders of time and the limitations of the cultural area. As one of the prominent figures of a profoundly original c...
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I10-R10-article-393502022-12-08T18:51:21Z Elena Altuna: Reader of José María Arguedas Elena Altuna: lectora de José María Arguedas Escobar-Albornoz, Juan Elena Altuna José María Arguedas Arguedas/Cortazar polemic categories by Altuna Elena Altuna José María Arguedas polémica Arguedas/Cortázar categorías altunianas Elena Altuna's critical work was ascribed to the American colonial period, specifically to the Andean area, but her “point of speech” as Ortega y Gasset would say, transcends the borders of time and the limitations of the cultural area. As one of the prominent figures of a profoundly original critical tradition, the Argentinian scholar helps to shape a generation of renewal of Latin American criticism, placing her work in long-term historical horizons that have points of contact, articulation and continuity throughout. of periods in American cultural history. This explains the attention that Altuna ̶̶ an expert in the colonial period ̶̶ paid to the literary and non-literary work of José María Arguedas. In this paper we intend to establish the relevance of Altuna's approach to the Arguedian work to exemplify how this case, metonymically, expresses the reality of an intellectual and artistic flow between the South Atlantic and Andean cultural areas. Under the lens of some of Altuna's critical categories, we will reread the Arguedas/Cortázar polemic of the 1960s in order to, from that reflection, situate the critical work of Elena Altuna, attending to a paper that the author read about Arguedas in 2011. El trabajo crítico de Elena Altuna se adscribió al periodo colonial americano, específicamente al área andina, pero su “punto de hablada” como diría Ortega y Gasset, trasciende las fronteras de época y las limitaciones de área cultural. Como una de las figuras destacadas de una tradición crítica profundamente original, la estudiosa argentina ayuda a conformar una generación de renovación de la crítica latinoamericana, situando su trabajo en horizontes históricos de larga duración que tienen puntos de contacto, articulación y continuidad a lo largo de los periodos de la historia cultural americana. Esto explica la atención que Altuna ̶̶ experta en el periodo colonial ̶̶ le prestó a la obra literaria y no literaria de José María Arguedas. En este trabajo pretendemos establecer la relevancia del acercamiento de Altuna con la obra arguediana para ejemplificar cómo este caso, metonímicamente, expresa la realidad de una flujo intelectual y artístico entre las áreas culturales sudatlántica y andina. Bajo el lente de algunas de las categorías críticas de Altuna, releeremos la polémica Arguedas/Cortázar de los años sesenta para, desde esa reflexión, situar el trabajo crítico de Elena Altuna, atendiendo a una ponencia que leyó la autora sobre Arguedas en 2011. Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades 2022-12-08 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/recial/article/view/39350 Recial; Vol. 13 Núm. 22 (2022): Dossier: La cuestión andina y sus letras coloniales. Homenaje a la Dra. Elena Altuna; 101-115 2718-658X 1853-4112 10.53971/2718.658x.v13.n22 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/recial/article/view/39350/39704 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/recial/article/view/39350/39705 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 |
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Elena Altuna's critical work was ascribed to the American colonial period, specifically to the Andean area, but her “point of speech” as Ortega y Gasset would say, transcends the borders of time and the limitations of the cultural area. As one of the prominent figures of a profoundly original critical tradition, the Argentinian scholar helps to shape a generation of renewal of Latin American criticism, placing her work in long-term historical horizons that have points of contact, articulation and continuity throughout. of periods in American cultural history. This explains the attention that Altuna ̶̶ an expert in the colonial period ̶̶ paid to the literary and non-literary work of José María Arguedas. In this paper we intend to establish the relevance of Altuna's approach to the Arguedian work to exemplify how this case, metonymically, expresses the reality of an intellectual and artistic flow between the South Atlantic and Andean cultural areas. Under the lens of some of Altuna's critical categories, we will reread the Arguedas/Cortázar polemic of the 1960s in order to, from that reflection, situate the critical work of Elena Altuna, attending to a paper that the author read about Arguedas in 2011. |
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