This book provides a comprehensive, indispensable map for readers at all levels to explore the pivotal contexts, shaping events, and enduring concerns informing the diverse body of work of one of the most consequential writers of the late 20th century and the turn of the millennium.
This book provides a comprehensive, indispensable map for readers at all levels to explore the pivotal contexts, shaping events, and enduring concerns informing the diverse body of work of one of the most consequential writers of the late 20th century and the turn of the millennium.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Geographical, Social and Historical Contexts: 1. Mapping Bolaño's worlds Jonathan B. Monroe 2. Chile, 1953-1973 María Inés Lagos 3. The Pinochet era, 1973-1990 Michael J. Lazarra 4. Dictatorships in the Southern Cone Ksenija Bilbija 5. Mexico City, 1968 Viviane Mahieux 6. Mexico City, Paris, and life versus art Rubén Gallo 7. Spain, Europe, 1977-2003 Ana Fernández-Cebrían 8. Transatlantic currents: Europe and the Americas Rory O'Bryen Part II. Shaping Events and Literary History: 9. France, Spain, 1938 Juli Highfill 10. The Cold War Patrick Iber 11. After the fall of the wall: 1989-2001 Edmundo Paz Soldán 12. Latin American literature Ilan Stavans 13. French connections Dominique Jullien 14. German and Russian precursors Thomas O. Beebee 15. After the two 9/11s: Santiago de Chile, 1973, New York, 2001 Nicholas Birns Part III: Genres, Discourses, Media: 16. Essays and short stories José Luis Venegas 17. Poetry I: the ghost that runs through the writing Rubén Medina 18. Poetry II: parody and the question of history Sergio Villalobos-Ruminott 19. The novel and the canon Roberto González Echevarría 20. Detective fiction Pablo Piccato 21. Journalism, media, mass culture Tania Gentic 22. Literary criticism and literary history Ana Del Sarto Part IV. Aesthetics, Culture, and Politics: 23. The abomination of literature Brett Levinson 24. Religion and politics Aníbal González 25. Gender and sexuality Ana Forcinito 26. Race and ethnicity Juan Decastro 27. Trauma and collective memory Ryan F. Long 28. Fictions of the avant-gardes Michelle Clayton 29. Love and friendship Ignacio López-Calvo 30. World literature: twenty-first-century legacies Héctor Hoyos.
Part I. Geographical, Social and Historical Contexts: 1. Mapping Bolaño's worlds Jonathan B. Monroe 2. Chile, 1953-1973 María Inés Lagos 3. The Pinochet era, 1973-1990 Michael J. Lazarra 4. Dictatorships in the Southern Cone Ksenija Bilbija 5. Mexico City, 1968 Viviane Mahieux 6. Mexico City, Paris, and life versus art Rubén Gallo 7. Spain, Europe, 1977-2003 Ana Fernández-Cebrían 8. Transatlantic currents: Europe and the Americas Rory O'Bryen Part II. Shaping Events and Literary History: 9. France, Spain, 1938 Juli Highfill 10. The Cold War Patrick Iber 11. After the fall of the wall: 1989-2001 Edmundo Paz Soldán 12. Latin American literature Ilan Stavans 13. French connections Dominique Jullien 14. German and Russian precursors Thomas O. Beebee 15. After the two 9/11s: Santiago de Chile, 1973, New York, 2001 Nicholas Birns Part III: Genres, Discourses, Media: 16. Essays and short stories José Luis Venegas 17. Poetry I: the ghost that runs through the writing Rubén Medina 18. Poetry II: parody and the question of history Sergio Villalobos-Ruminott 19. The novel and the canon Roberto González Echevarría 20. Detective fiction Pablo Piccato 21. Journalism, media, mass culture Tania Gentic 22. Literary criticism and literary history Ana Del Sarto Part IV. Aesthetics, Culture, and Politics: 23. The abomination of literature Brett Levinson 24. Religion and politics Aníbal González 25. Gender and sexuality Ana Forcinito 26. Race and ethnicity Juan Decastro 27. Trauma and collective memory Ryan F. Long 28. Fictions of the avant-gardes Michelle Clayton 29. Love and friendship Ignacio López-Calvo 30. World literature: twenty-first-century legacies Héctor Hoyos.
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