construir el espacio, trazar el mapa, poblar el “desierto”: amadeo jacques en el chaco gualamba

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Abstract
This paper proposes a reading of Excursión al Río Salado y al Chaco (1857), by Amédée Jacques, as a travel narrative that can be included in the textual corpus that Claudia Torre (2010) calls the Argentine nineteeth-century 'expeditionary narrative'. As a hypothesis, it is argued that, in his narration, the French scholar –and later, explorer– interlaces multiple perspectives of observation and develops a singular construction of space based on a design of gradations, chiaroscuros and vanishing lines. Also, this spatial representation articulated by the text presents a historical dimension which, in the manner of a time triptych, weaves past, present and future
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Authors Sofía Traballi
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Journal marine biology
Year 2016
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