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Abstract
This work presents a study of El Recopilador, a Buenos Aires journal published in 1836. Theanalysis is thus focused on the discursive topics of literary romanticism and the formation of a literary national tradition during the fi rst half of 19th- Century in Argentina. The reading of El Recopilador permits to recognize with more precision some rhetorical fi gures -for example, the parallelism between the gaucho and the Arabian worlds- that will be largely utilized for creoles lettered, mainly by Sarmiento's Facundo. Civilización o Barbarie.
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| Authors | ;Hernán Pas |
| Journal | European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging |
| Year | 2009 |
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