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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Falconí Trávez, Diego author Universidad San Francisco de Quito (Equador) author 2017 In the following article, through Fernando Vallejo's novel El desbarrancadero, I will reflect on the Latin American seropositive bodies; specifically the ones that experienced the disease at the end of the past century. In order to this I will analyze two concepts. First, the neologism des/integration, as a contemporary strategy to understand the body living with the disease, that seeks to find new forms of meaning and agency. And second, the concept of "caring for oneself", which I intend to apply in the literary terrain, through self-writings (and readings), that enable innovative models of bioethical action to be applied with the purpose of understanding new and productive historicities for the Latin American region. HIV/AIDS Fernando Vallejo Caring for Oneself Literature and Bioethics Des/integración Body and Disease "El desbarrancadero" de Fernando Vallejo : 'Des/integración' y cuidado en el cuerpo/corpus seropositivo latinoamericano