La buena compañía of Carlos Fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative

This paper seeks to find a relationship between myth and the Hispanic American fantastic tale, specifically in the story La buena compañía by the Mexican author Carlos Fuentes. By analyzing this work, intertextual links can be found between the characteristic features of the myth of the Moiras -from...

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Autores principales: Luna Mendoza, Joel Alonso, Ramírez, Felipe, Evangelista, Iram Isaí
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Publicado: Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades 2021
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spelling I10-R300-article-339082021-07-15T19:02:40Z La buena compañía of Carlos Fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative La buena compañía de Carlos Fuentes: intertextualidad y mito en la narrativa fantástica hispanoamericana Luna Mendoza, Joel Alonso Ramírez, Felipe Evangelista, Iram Isaí Intertextuality Myth Fantastic Intertextualidad Mito Fantástico This paper seeks to find a relationship between myth and the Hispanic American fantastic tale, specifically in the story La buena compañía by the Mexican author Carlos Fuentes. By analyzing this work, intertextual links can be found between the characteristic features of the myth of the Moiras -from the Hellenic tradition-, with the antagonists of Fuentes' story, which endow the tale and its characters with ancient mythical features presented in a more current context. For this purpose, it was considered theoretical proposals of different authors who study myth, intertextuality in narrative, myth and literary myth. Myth as narrative, by serving as a possible inspiration for literature, can be recreated giving rise to literary myths that adapt to the cultural context in which they are written. By making a comparative analysis, considering the main features of the proposed myth, between the characters of the myth era and the characters of the author, we can then trace those characteristics in common between both narratives and try to glimpse the influence that myth has on fantastic literature, exemplifying such influence in the work of Carlos Fuentes. El presente trabajo busca encontrar una relación entre el mito y el cuento fantástico hispanoamericano, específicamente en el relato La buena compañía del autor mexicano Carlos Fuentes. Al analizar dicha obra se pueden encontrar lazos intertextuales entre los rasgos característicos del mito de las Moiras –de la tradición helénica–, con las antagonistas de la historia de Fuentes, que dotan al cuento y a sus personajes de rasgos míticos antiguos presentados en un contexto más actual. Con esta finalidad se tomaron en cuenta propuestas teóricas de distintos autores que estudian el mito, la intertextualidad en la narrativa, el mitema y el mito literario. El mito como narrativa, al servir como posible inspiración para la literatura, puede ser recreado dando lugar a mitos literarios que se adaptan al contexto cultural en el que son escritos. Al hacer un análisis comparativo, tomando en cuenta los rasgos principales del mito propuesto, entre los personajes de la era del mito y los personajes del autor se puede, entonces, rastrear dichas características en común entre ambas narrativas e intentar vislumbrar la influencia que el mito tiene en la literatura fantástica, ejemplificando dicha influencia en la obra de Carlos Fuentes. Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades 2021-07-15 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/etcetera/article/view/33908 Etcétera. Revista del Área de Ciencias Sociales del CIFFyH; Núm. 8 (2021) 2618-4281 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/etcetera/article/view/33908/34322 Derechos de autor 2021 Etcétera. Revista del Área de Ciencias Sociales del CIFFyH https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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topic Intertextuality
Myth
Fantastic
Intertextualidad
Mito
Fantástico
spellingShingle Intertextuality
Myth
Fantastic
Intertextualidad
Mito
Fantástico
Luna Mendoza, Joel Alonso
Ramírez, Felipe
Evangelista, Iram Isaí
La buena compañía of Carlos Fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative
topic_facet Intertextuality
Myth
Fantastic
Intertextualidad
Mito
Fantástico
author Luna Mendoza, Joel Alonso
Ramírez, Felipe
Evangelista, Iram Isaí
author_facet Luna Mendoza, Joel Alonso
Ramírez, Felipe
Evangelista, Iram Isaí
author_sort Luna Mendoza, Joel Alonso
title La buena compañía of Carlos Fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative
title_short La buena compañía of Carlos Fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative
title_full La buena compañía of Carlos Fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative
title_fullStr La buena compañía of Carlos Fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative
title_full_unstemmed La buena compañía of Carlos Fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative
title_sort la buena compañía of carlos fuentes: intertextuality and myth in hispanic american fantasy narrative
description This paper seeks to find a relationship between myth and the Hispanic American fantastic tale, specifically in the story La buena compañía by the Mexican author Carlos Fuentes. By analyzing this work, intertextual links can be found between the characteristic features of the myth of the Moiras -from the Hellenic tradition-, with the antagonists of Fuentes' story, which endow the tale and its characters with ancient mythical features presented in a more current context. For this purpose, it was considered theoretical proposals of different authors who study myth, intertextuality in narrative, myth and literary myth. Myth as narrative, by serving as a possible inspiration for literature, can be recreated giving rise to literary myths that adapt to the cultural context in which they are written. By making a comparative analysis, considering the main features of the proposed myth, between the characters of the myth era and the characters of the author, we can then trace those characteristics in common between both narratives and try to glimpse the influence that myth has on fantastic literature, exemplifying such influence in the work of Carlos Fuentes.
publisher Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
publishDate 2021
url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/etcetera/article/view/33908
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