gramáticas de la memoria. variaciones en torno a la transición española en cuatro novelas recientes (1985-2000): luna de lobos, beatus ille, corazón tan blanco y la caída de madrid
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Abstract
Nos proponemos abordar aspectos relacionados con la memoria histórica en novelas recientes de cuatro autores españoles significativos para considerarlas y analizarlas desde criterios consustanciales a la transición española. Las obras elegidas son Luna de lobos (de Julio Llamazares), Beatus ille (de Antonio Muñoz Molina), Corazón tan blanco (de Javier Marías) y La caída de Madrid (de Rafael Chirbes). No se nos escapa la ausencia de novelas de autores de la envergadura y el significado de Juan Marsé, Manuel Vázquez Montalbán, Juan Iturralde, José Luis Cebrián o Juan Eduardo Zúñiga.
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| Authors | ;José Manuel López de Abiada;Augusta López Bernasocchi |
| Journal | research journal of pharmacognosy |
| Year | 2014 |
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