A classic work by the Peruvian cultural and literary critic Antonio Cornejo Polar (1936-97), Writing on Air is Cornejo Polar's fullest elaboration of "heterogeneity," the concept for which he is best known.
A classic work by the Peruvian cultural and literary critic Antonio Cornejo Polar (1936-97), Writing on Air is Cornejo Polar's fullest elaboration of "heterogeneity," the concept for which he is best known.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Antonio Cornejo Polar (1936–1997) was an internationally acclaimed Peruvian literary and cultural critic. He taught and served as Rector at the National University of San Marcos in Lima. Over the course of his career, he held visiting professorships in Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Cornejo Polar wrote eleven books and founded and edited the well-respected journal Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinaomericana.
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Acknowledgments vii Foreword / Jean Franco ix Introduction 1 1. Voice and the Written Word in the Cajamarca "Dialogue" 13 The Cajamarca Chroncile 13 Rituals of Other Memories 31 A Perhaps Impossible Reading 46 Identity, Alterity, History 55 2. The Structures of Homogeneity: Discourses of Impossible Harmony 59 Garcilaso: Harmony Rent Asunder 60 Social Depictions of the Inca 66 From Garcilaso to Palma: One Language for All? 71 Concerning Patriotic Speeches and Proclamations 75 In Fiction: Three Novels 82 Cumandá 84 Torn from the Nest 89 Juan de la Rosa 94 Celebrations 103 3. Stone of Boiling Blood: The Challenges of Modernization 113 The Ambiguities of a New Language 114 The Emergence of Dualism 126 An Andean Modernity 131 A Hobbled History: The Indigenist Novel 136 The Subject Explodes 145 Underground Voices 154 Overture 165 Notes 173 Index 209
Acknowledgments vii Foreword / Jean Franco ix Introduction 1 1. Voice and the Written Word in the Cajamarca "Dialogue" 13 The Cajamarca Chroncile 13 Rituals of Other Memories 31 A Perhaps Impossible Reading 46 Identity, Alterity, History 55 2. The Structures of Homogeneity: Discourses of Impossible Harmony 59 Garcilaso: Harmony Rent Asunder 60 Social Depictions of the Inca 66 From Garcilaso to Palma: One Language for All? 71 Concerning Patriotic Speeches and Proclamations 75 In Fiction: Three Novels 82 Cumandá 84 Torn from the Nest 89 Juan de la Rosa 94 Celebrations 103 3. Stone of Boiling Blood: The Challenges of Modernization 113 The Ambiguities of a New Language 114 The Emergence of Dualism 126 An Andean Modernity 131 A Hobbled History: The Indigenist Novel 136 The Subject Explodes 145 Underground Voices 154 Overture 165 Notes 173 Index 209
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