Exploring the fantastic in Spanish American literature as an expression of subversiveness that threatening to undermine the cultureHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cynthia Duncan is Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies at University of Washington Tacoma.
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Acknowledgments Introduction. The Fantastic as a Literary Genre 1 Modernist Short Stories and the Fantastic 2 The Fantastic as an Interrogation of Literary Practices 3 Reclaiming History: Fantastic Journeys in Time and Space 4 Psychoanalytic Readings of the Fantastic 5 The Fantastic and the Conventions of Gothic Romance 6 Women Writers of the Fantastic 7 Cinematic Encounters with the Fantastic Conclusion. Fantastic Literature in Spanish America in the Twenty-First Century Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Introduction. The Fantastic as a Literary Genre 1 Modernist Short Stories and the Fantastic 2 The Fantastic as an Interrogation of Literary Practices 3 Reclaiming History: Fantastic Journeys in Time and Space 4 Psychoanalytic Readings of the Fantastic 5 The Fantastic and the Conventions of Gothic Romance 6 Women Writers of the Fantastic 7 Cinematic Encounters with the Fantastic Conclusion. Fantastic Literature in Spanish America in the Twenty-First Century Notes Bibliography Index
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