Cuando aparecen los otros: modos de narrar las transformaciones del neoliberalismo en "Los acuáticos" de Marcelo Cohen
This work investigates how some social processes which happened during the deepening of neoliberalism in the 90s are narrated. The tales “El fin de la palabrística” and “Cuando aparecen Aquéllos” (Los acuáticos 2001) by Marcelo Cohen, are analysed paying attention to two main questions. Firstly, the...
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2018
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| Acceso en línea: | http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/117226 |
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| Sumario: | This work investigates how some social processes which happened during the deepening of neoliberalism in the 90s are narrated. The tales “El fin de la palabrística” and “Cuando aparecen Aquéllos” (Los acuáticos 2001) by Marcelo Cohen, are analysed paying attention to two main questions. Firstly, the building of urban space, frontiers and tensions between global interconnectivity and the isolation of excluded sectors. Secondly, the configuration of how impoverishment was experienced and how the social and cultural other was perceived. Lastly, it proposes an interpretation of the fantastic as a metamorphosis law which operates from spatial disintegration in imaginary territories and the time projection in a futuristic landscape. These fantastic mutations allow the appearance/vision of shared experience amid the implausible. |
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