International audienceThe novel that Alonso Cueto wrote in 2005 is good food for thoughts about the relationship between a particular man and memories : his own memory and the memory of his country. The meeting between the hero and his father’s lover –the father took part in the dirty war against Shining Path in the 1980’s– gives Adrián Ornache the opportunity to discover his own personal history. Metaphorically speaking, the text can be read as an esthetic representation of Peruvian memory. As such, it will help the reader to better understand the country violent situation. Besides, the book recalls the action of the CVR when the woman tells her own story in order to bear witness of her trauma. In this article our main goal is to try and ...
El Hijo (Glénat, 2009) is a graphic novel written by Mario Torrecillas and drawn by Tyto Alba. The n...
Este artículo propone un análisis de la novela Los ejércitos (2006) del escritor colombiano, Evelio ...
This doctoral dissertation looks at the narrative fiction of Argentina's "children of the disappeare...
ABSTRACT - The Peruvian writer Alonso Cueto has recreated in his novel La hora azul (2005) the «dirt...
The peculiar situation of violence experienced in Peru of the 1980s and the 1990s shows a society im...
n the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Central American literary production has been using memory...
The aim of this doctoral thesis is to explore the way in which political violence during the time of...
This article purports to analyze the novel Los ejércitos (2006) by Colombian author Evelio Rosero Di...
Basing on the previous projects, realized by the partners (1. Film and Cultures of Memory; 2. Trauma...
RESUMEN El artículo analiza, desde un enfoque fundamentalmente filosófico, los sentidos político...
This article explores the relations between memory, history and literature (fiction) and between pas...
La présente étude porte sur l'expression de la mémoire féminine dans les fictions traitant de la gue...
El presente artículo analiza la novela de Rodrigo Rey Rosa, El material humano (2009), y la represen...
Two novels which represent a part of the internal armed confl ict in Peru (1980-2000) are discussed:...
Contemporary Chilean narrative explores the experience of violence in a wide spectrum, which include...
El Hijo (Glénat, 2009) is a graphic novel written by Mario Torrecillas and drawn by Tyto Alba. The n...
Este artículo propone un análisis de la novela Los ejércitos (2006) del escritor colombiano, Evelio ...
This doctoral dissertation looks at the narrative fiction of Argentina's "children of the disappeare...
ABSTRACT - The Peruvian writer Alonso Cueto has recreated in his novel La hora azul (2005) the «dirt...
The peculiar situation of violence experienced in Peru of the 1980s and the 1990s shows a society im...
n the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Central American literary production has been using memory...
The aim of this doctoral thesis is to explore the way in which political violence during the time of...
This article purports to analyze the novel Los ejércitos (2006) by Colombian author Evelio Rosero Di...
Basing on the previous projects, realized by the partners (1. Film and Cultures of Memory; 2. Trauma...
RESUMEN El artículo analiza, desde un enfoque fundamentalmente filosófico, los sentidos político...
This article explores the relations between memory, history and literature (fiction) and between pas...
La présente étude porte sur l'expression de la mémoire féminine dans les fictions traitant de la gue...
El presente artículo analiza la novela de Rodrigo Rey Rosa, El material humano (2009), y la represen...
Two novels which represent a part of the internal armed confl ict in Peru (1980-2000) are discussed:...
Contemporary Chilean narrative explores the experience of violence in a wide spectrum, which include...
El Hijo (Glénat, 2009) is a graphic novel written by Mario Torrecillas and drawn by Tyto Alba. The n...
Este artículo propone un análisis de la novela Los ejércitos (2006) del escritor colombiano, Evelio ...
This doctoral dissertation looks at the narrative fiction of Argentina's "children of the disappeare...