Literary Cartographies: A 'key reading' of Montserrat of Daniel Link and Adam Buenosayres of Leopoldo Marechal

The following article proposes an "in code" reading of novels by Link and Marechal by contextualizing them within the literary polemics of the 1920s and 1930s. For example, although generationally and temporally different, both authors use humour as a characteristic literary tool. A compar...

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Autor principal: Klein, Paula
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Publicado: Centro Interdisciplinario de Literatura Hispanoamericana (CILHA) 2013
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/cilha/article/view/4069
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topic Boedo
Florida
Humor
Cartografías literario-barriales
Boedo
Florida
Humour
Literary and spatial cartographies.
spellingShingle Boedo
Florida
Humor
Cartografías literario-barriales
Boedo
Florida
Humour
Literary and spatial cartographies.
Klein, Paula
Literary Cartographies: A 'key reading' of Montserrat of Daniel Link and Adam Buenosayres of Leopoldo Marechal
topic_facet Boedo
Florida
Humor
Cartografías literario-barriales
Boedo
Florida
Humour
Literary and spatial cartographies.
author Klein, Paula
author_facet Klein, Paula
author_sort Klein, Paula
title Literary Cartographies: A 'key reading' of Montserrat of Daniel Link and Adam Buenosayres of Leopoldo Marechal
title_short Literary Cartographies: A 'key reading' of Montserrat of Daniel Link and Adam Buenosayres of Leopoldo Marechal
title_full Literary Cartographies: A 'key reading' of Montserrat of Daniel Link and Adam Buenosayres of Leopoldo Marechal
title_fullStr Literary Cartographies: A 'key reading' of Montserrat of Daniel Link and Adam Buenosayres of Leopoldo Marechal
title_full_unstemmed Literary Cartographies: A 'key reading' of Montserrat of Daniel Link and Adam Buenosayres of Leopoldo Marechal
title_sort literary cartographies: a 'key reading' of montserrat of daniel link and adam buenosayres of leopoldo marechal
description The following article proposes an "in code" reading of novels by Link and Marechal by contextualizing them within the literary polemics of the 1920s and 1930s. For example, although generationally and temporally different, both authors use humour as a characteristic literary tool. A comparative textual analysis will permit us to reconstruct various literary and spatial cartographies as they emerge from the experiences of the characters, showing the vague border between the two most important enclaves of the cultural debates of the 20s: Boedo and Florida.
publisher Centro Interdisciplinario de Literatura Hispanoamericana (CILHA)
publishDate 2013
url https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/cilha/article/view/4069
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