orientalismo, globalización e imaginarios transpacíficos en la novela latinoamericana actual
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Abstract
El artículo examina tres novelas latinoamericanas contemporáneas de tema chino: Una novela china (1987), de
César Aira, Los impostores (2002), de Santiago Gamboa,
y Un chino en bicicleta (2007), de Ariel Magnus. Mediante
un análisis comparativo de sus mecanismos de exotización y
orientalización de la cultura china, se ofrecen elementos para
entender estas obras dentro de una nueva corriente de
imaginación transpacífica que expresa ansiedades propias de
las incertidumbres generadas por la globalización cultural.
En conversación con la obra de Edward Said y Fredric Jameson,
se ofrece una especulación teórica sobre la revalorización
cultural a la que llevaría la consolidación de una comunidad
literaria transnacional.
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| Authors | ;Héctor Hoyos |
| Journal | theoretical chemistry accounts |
| Year | 2013 |
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