La novelización del ensimismamiento en cuatro narradores hispanoamericanos contemporáneos
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2024
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Sanchez Arce, Ana María
Arce Cruz, Paola
Ramirez, Grethel Patricia
Vargas, Sofia de los Angeles
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Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica
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Esta investigación se ocupa de la literatura ensimismada y la novela familiar en las letras hispanoamericanas contemporáneas. La investigación pretende explicar, con rigurosidad conceptual y a partir de la interpretación de textos literarios específicos, las principales relaciones entre literatura ensimismada, novela familiar y narrativa hispanoamericana contemporánea (2000-2020). Para lograr esta meta, se delimitarán los principales problemas teóricos y socioculturales a propósito del desarrollo de la literatura ensimismada y la novela familiar en Hispanoamérica durante las primeras dos décadas del siglo XXI y se analizarán las relaciones entre literatura ensimismada, novela
familiar y narrativa hispanoamericana contemporánea en cuatro obras literarias publicadas en dicho periodo. Este proyecto considera dos tipos de trabajo académico, a saber, (1.) la revisión de la bibliografía existente sobre los principales problemas teóricos y socio-culturales a propósito del desarrollo de la literatura ensimismada y la novela familiar en Hispanoamérica durante el periodo 2000-2020 y (2.) la preparación de una ponencia y cuatro artículos especializados sobre el tema de estudio; estos últimos, parten del análisis de novelas familiares, a saber; El olvido que seremos (2006), de Héctor Abad Faciolince (Colombia, 1958); Larga noche hacia mi madre (2012), de Carlos Cortés (Costa Rica, 1962); Examen de mi padre (2017), de Jorge Volpi (México, 1968); y El salto de papá (2017), de Martín Sivak (Argentina, 1975). Este proyecto de investigación apunta a una aproximación integral, si bien desde un marco de referencia específico (el estudio de la literatura ensimismada y novelas de familia en la contemporaneidad Hispanoamericana), al conocimiento más profundo de la literatura Hispanoamericana de las últimas décadas.
This research deals with self-absorbed literature and the family novel in contemporary Hispanic American literature. The research aims to explain, with conceptual rigor and from the interpretation of specific literary texts , the main relationships between self-absorbed literature, the family novel and contemporary Hispanic American narrative (2000-2020). To achieve this goal, the main theoretical and sociocultural problems regarding the development of self-absorbed literature and the family novel in Latin America during the first two decades of the 21st century will be delimited and the relationships between self-absorbed literature, the family novel and contemporary Latin American narrative will be analyzed in four literary works published in that period. This project considers two types of academic work, namely, (1.) the review of the existing literature on the main theoretical and socio-cultural problems regarding the development of the self-absorbed literature and the family novel in Hispanic America during the period 2000-2020 and (2. ) the preparation of a paper and four articles specialized on the topic of study; the latter, based on the analysis of family novels, namely; El olvido que seremos (2006), by Héctor Abad Faciolince (Colombia, 1958); Larga noche hacia mi madre (2012), by Carlos Cortés (Costa Rica, 1962); Examen de mi padre (2017), by Jorge Volpi (Mexico, 1968); and El salto de papá (2017), by Martín Sivak (Argentina, 1975). This research project aims at a comprehensive approach, albeit from a specific frame of reference (the study of self-absorbed literature and family novels in contemporary Spanish-American literature), to a deeper knowledge of Spanish-American literature of the last decades.
This research deals with self-absorbed literature and the family novel in contemporary Hispanic American literature. The research aims to explain, with conceptual rigor and from the interpretation of specific literary texts , the main relationships between self-absorbed literature, the family novel and contemporary Hispanic American narrative (2000-2020). To achieve this goal, the main theoretical and sociocultural problems regarding the development of self-absorbed literature and the family novel in Latin America during the first two decades of the 21st century will be delimited and the relationships between self-absorbed literature, the family novel and contemporary Latin American narrative will be analyzed in four literary works published in that period. This project considers two types of academic work, namely, (1.) the review of the existing literature on the main theoretical and socio-cultural problems regarding the development of the self-absorbed literature and the family novel in Hispanic America during the period 2000-2020 and (2. ) the preparation of a paper and four articles specialized on the topic of study; the latter, based on the analysis of family novels, namely; El olvido que seremos (2006), by Héctor Abad Faciolince (Colombia, 1958); Larga noche hacia mi madre (2012), by Carlos Cortés (Costa Rica, 1962); Examen de mi padre (2017), by Jorge Volpi (Mexico, 1968); and El salto de papá (2017), by Martín Sivak (Argentina, 1975). This research project aims at a comprehensive approach, albeit from a specific frame of reference (the study of self-absorbed literature and family novels in contemporary Spanish-American literature), to a deeper knowledge of Spanish-American literature of the last decades.
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LITERATURA LATIOAMERICANA, INFORMES, NOVELA, INVESTIGACIÓN, LATIOAMERICAN LITERATURE, REPORTS, NOVEL, RESEARCH