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(Re)collecting the past, history and collective memory in Latin American narrative, Victoria Carpenter (ed.)

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(Re)collecting the past, history and collective memory in Latin American narrative, Victoria Carpenter (ed.)

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

(Re)collecting the past

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

398483383

Responsibility statement

Victoria Carpenter (ed.)

Series statement

Hispanic studies: culture and ideas,, v. 31, 1661-4720

Sub title

history and collective memory in Latin American narrative

Table Of Contents

Uncertainties of time; Some thoughts on quantum mechanics and the treatment of the past in Mexican theatre / Peter Beardsell -- When was tomorrow?: manipulation of time and memory in the works of Mexican Onda / Victoria Carpenter -- Re-telling history; The reworking of conquest in three recent Mexican novels / Anna Reid -- Relajo and melodrama in the fictional portrayal of the Mexican Independence of 1810 / María de los Ángeles Rodríguez Cadena -- Life stories, national histories; Tomás Eloy Martínez and the literary representation of Peronism: a tale of bifurcating paths? / Lloyd H. Davies -- Being fruity in the big city: re-membering the past in Enrique Serna's Fruta verde / Niamh Thornton -- Re-writing of history and self-representation in the House on the lgoon by Rosario Ferré / Dolores Flores-Silva -- National (dis)integration?; One rainy market day: 'integration' and the indigenous community in the fiction and thought of Juan Rulfo / Amit Thakkar -- Mexican immigration and popular culture in El corrido de Dante by Eduardo González Viana / Audrey E. García -- (Re)inventing nations; Technology and the making of memory in José Martí's exilic writing / María del Pilar Blanco -- Science fiction utopia as political constructio in Angélica Gorodischer / Silvia G. Kurlat Ares

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