Libertella writes and rewrites the voyage of Magellan

  • Silvana López Universidad de Buenos Aires

Keywords:

argentinean literature, Héctor Libertella, Antonio Pigafetta, twentieth century, genetic criticism

Abstract

The constructive and thematic operations that Héctor Libertella exhibits in "The Legend of A. Pigafetta "(1985)," The story of Stories by Antonio Pigafetta "(1985) and The place that is not there (2006) articulate a practice of the caveman writer who adopts The first voyage around the World by Antonio Pigafetta as his own, rewrites it, and inserts it into other genealogies of Argentinean and Latin American literature. On the other hand, those operations exhibit a poetics that is part of a process in which reading, writing and literature reconcile and intermingle in a constant game of appropriations, transformations and displacements.

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Author Biography

Silvana López, Universidad de Buenos Aires

Licenciada en Letras por la Universidad de Buenos Aires, especialista en Literatura Argentina y Latinoamericana. Ha publicado artículos sobre Juan Carlos Onetti, Carlos Fuentes, Haroldo Conti, Antonio Di Benedetto y Juan José Saer en revistas especializadas. Actualmente desarrolla su tesis de doctorado en esa universidad sobre “Huellas, transformaciones y fantasma en la escritura de Héctor Libertella. Entre la biblioteca y el porvenir”. Es investigadora en el proyecto UBACyT “El Concepto de Transgenericidad en el sistema literario latinoamericano. Géneros, poéticas, lenguajes y archivos en la cultura de los siglos XX Y XXI”, dirigido por Roberto Ferro.

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Published

2012-06-09

How to Cite

López, S. (2012). Libertella writes and rewrites the voyage of Magellan. Anclajes , 16(2), 39–58. Retrieved from https://ojs.unlpam.edu.ar/ojs/index.php/anclajes/article/view/108

Issue

Vol. 16 No. 2 (2012): julio-diciembre

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