Reinaldo Arenas: imagen del autor implícito desde la textualidad
Un análisis de la imagen del autor a partir de sus universos ficcionales
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The image of the implicit author projected in the fictional universes of Reinaldo Arenas literary works is distinctively dual in nature. The texts written in Cuba, when the author suffered ostracism and prosecution by the Castro regime, construct the image of a boundless, irreverent, marginal, humorous, tragic, homosexual Arenas. These Cuban texts also reflect the image of an author who opposed and subverted not only the political system introduced on the island by the Revolution, but also the moral values sustained by the Judeo-Christian tradition, which Arenas considered both perverse and op...
The image of the implicit author projected in the
fictional universes of Reinaldo Arenas literary
works is distinctively dual in nature. The texts
written in Cuba, when the author suffered ostracism
and prosecution by the Castro regime, construct the
image of a boundless, irreverent, marginal,
humorous, tragic, homosexual Arenas. These Cuban
texts also reflect the image of an author who
opposed and subverted not only the political system
introduced on the island by the Revolution, but also
the moral values sustained by the Judeo-Christian
tradition, which Arenas considered both perverse and
oppressive. The author s literary image is therefore
constructed around the concept of political and
sexual dissidence.
fictional universes of Reinaldo Arenas literary
works is distinctively dual in nature. The texts
written in Cuba, when the author suffered ostracism
and prosecution by the Castro regime, construct the
image of a boundless, irreverent, marginal,
humorous, tragic, homosexual Arenas. These Cuban
texts also reflect the image of an author who
opposed and subverted not only the political system
introduced on the island by the Revolution, but also
the moral values sustained by the Judeo-Christian
tradition, which Arenas considered both perverse and
oppressive. The author s literary image is therefore
constructed around the concept of political and
sexual dissidence.
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