2025· Cultura Latinoamericana Revista de estudios interculturales· Vol 42· 0 citations
Abstract
In Mario Vargas Llosa’s Los cuadernos de Don Rigoberto, literary and artistic genres intertwine to create a transgressive imaginary that goes beyond reality and is encoded around themes such as relationships, emotions, and desires, particularly within the realm of the unconscious and the forbidden. This study proposes to examine how the relationship between different texts and expressive media is configured through intertextuality within a critical approach that develops the theme of narration, which is transgressive not only in the realm of values and ideas but also in the formal character of the work. The article seeks to demonstrate how this process leads to the production of new textualities and meanings through a play of ironic distortions that renew any code within an established system, whether social, literary, or artistic, and how the creation of transtextuality derives from open dialogue and a constant pursuit of freedom, including formal freedom.
The present study proposes a intercultural comparison between Leonarda, the protagonist of La serrana de la Vera, and Nie Xiaoqian, a character in Liaozhai zhiyi, both understood as representations of transgressive femininity. From a typological approach within comparative literature and in dialogue with feminist narra...
Li-Da Sun, Mei-Zuo Yang· Estudis Filològics i de Trad...· 0 citations
This study focuses on Tova Mirvis, an author who, despite enjoying considerable public success, has been largely overlooked by academic criticism. The present paper aims to fill this gap through an analysis of her debut novels,
The Ladies Auxiliary
(1999) and
The Outside World
(2004). These two works explore dail...
Simona Porro· Annali di Ca' Foscari. Serie...· 0 citations
This article examines how Carolina Maria de Jesus's literary production contributes to the discursive construction of Black woman in Portuguese-language literature by analyzing the works Diário de Bitita and Child of the Dark. It hypothesizes that these narratives articulate memory, experience, and resistance, thereby...
C. Benevenuti, Priscila Valle dos Santos Silva· Revista Sêbê Non Linguagens· 0 citations
This qualitative study critically examines monstrosity and the boundaries of humanity in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, focusing on how the novel constructs, challenges, and transforms the concept of the monstrous. The study adopts a qualitative research approach and employs a descriptive-inter...
Alia Akram, Sadia Nazir, Marryam Tahir· Journal of Global Social Tra...· 0 citations
This article proposes a reinterpretation of contemporary Spanish science fiction through the lens of postsecularity, understood not as a return of religion but as its functional redistribution within technoscientific dispositifs. Against dominant readings that frame the genre as inherently secularizing, it argues that...
Jorge Ignacio Cid Alarcón· Ilu Revista de Ciencias de l...· 0 citations
Ángel Olgoso has become one of the foremost and most distinctive figures in contemporary short fiction in Spanish language, distinguished by a body of work that consistently explores the complex and porous boundaries between the real and the imaginary. Although his literary production is largely inscribed within the ri...
Paula Fernández Chamorro· Pasavento: Revista de Estudi...· 0 citations
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