wacquez y sus precursores: infancia, género y nación
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2014
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Abstract
La novela Epifanía de una sombra (2000), de Mauricio Wacquez, es el punto de partida para una relectura de dos conocidos intelectuales chilenos: Benjamín Subercaseaux y Luis Oyarzún. Como ellos, Wacquez representa la infancia como espacio de descubrimiento existencial y posible perspectiva crítica del tramado familiar. Junto a los pequeños protagonistas de Daniel. Niño de lluvia (1938), de Subercaseaux, y La infancia (1940) y Los días ocultos (1955), de Oyarzún, Santiago, personaje principal de Epifanía, indica un modo de leer la formación de la masculinidad a lo largo de la primera mitad del siglo XX en Chile, proponiendo imaginarios estéticos y genérico-sexuales subversivos respecto de los discursos normalizadores erigidos por las instituciones políticas y sociales.
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| Authors | ;Lorena Amaro Castro |
| Journal | European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging |
| Year | 2014 |
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