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Hidalgo Nácher, Max
2019-05-06T10:56:34Z2019-05-06T10:56:34Z2015-01-312019-05-06T10:56:59Z
Post-World War II French critical theory was a key pivot-point in the renovation of Hispanic American literary thought during the 1960s and 1970s. Starting from a text by Nicolás Rosa and Foucault's concept of discourse, the article addresses the reception of said theory in Argentina, both in its political and epistemological dimensions, with a particular emphasis on the critical uses of that tradition, and the collective nature of the problematization of literature in relation to other practices and discourses.
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Crítica literària
Literary criticism
The Discourses of Argentinian Literary Criticism and French Literary Theory (1953-1978)
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