el cronotopo de la exclusiÓn en tres novelas de la generaciÓn del 38
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Abstract
Se propone aquí la existencia, en tres novelas de la generación del 38, de un cronotopo de exclusión que caracteriza la representación de la ciudad. Dicho cronotopo tensiona y fracciona el propósito de integración social del discurso nacionalista.
This article analyzes three novels of the Generation of the year 1938 and proposes the existence of a chronotope of exclusion that characterizes the representation of the city. This chronotope places stress upon and finally destroys the social integration attempted by the nationalist discourse.
This article analyzes three novels of the Generation of the year 1938 and proposes the existence of a chronotope of exclusion that characterizes the representation of the city. This chronotope places stress upon and finally destroys the social integration attempted by the nationalist discourse.
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| Authors | ;Cristian Montes |
| Journal | European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging |
| Year | 2008 |
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