Add to ORKGThe paper is a phenomenological reading of Something to crow about : collection of short stories (2003), by National Artist for Literature Alejandro R. Roces. This paper will explore the greater scheme of things or what Robert Magliola calls the fictive universe that encapsulates this collection of Roces\u27 short stories. Drawing from the ideas of Georges Poulet and Joseph Hillis Miller, the paper studies what in Joseph Hillis Miller\u27s words is something that persists or that impalpable organizing form in Roces fictive universe. The paper then examines how this persisting element in Roces\u27 fictive universe is related to his vision of his social world
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Prominent and proliferating readings locate mythical structures at the heart of Juan Rulfo's literar...
In contemporary Latin-American literature, techno-scientific objects and other thematic elements who...
Poets' thoughts about poetry have long been the subject of much attention. Since Classical Antiquity...
This article considers the work of the Guatemalan author Augusto Monterroso as it offers an interest...
This work intends to analyze the process of subjectification through the writing in the descriptive...
In her study on short story collections in Spanish literature, Antonaya Núñez-Castelo (2000) states ...
This master's thesis aims to compare Horacio Quiroga's short story with a general theory of the shor...
Alan Pauls (b. 1959) is an Argentine novelist and essayist. His works have barely been studied outsi...
Latin American literature plays a significant role in not only the Hispanic world, but also in vario...
Jorge Luis Borges was an Argentine author, poet, essayist and philosopher who greatly influenced the...
In this dissertation, I study the forms that attempt to capture experience in language. From the ane...
This dissertation examines the function of metaphor and parallelism as constructive strategies in Jo...
(in English): Argentine writer Julio Cortázar in his collection of short stories named Historias de ...
This study will discuss the foundations and development of the short story of effect, or cuento de ...
Though it has not always been so, it is now possible to conceptualize the act of reading as a proces...
Prominent and proliferating readings locate mythical structures at the heart of Juan Rulfo's literar...
In contemporary Latin-American literature, techno-scientific objects and other thematic elements who...
Poets' thoughts about poetry have long been the subject of much attention. Since Classical Antiquity...