Escrituras del yo: Entre la ficción y la autobiografía
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https://doi.org/10.7203/qf-elit.v16i0.3944Keywords:
Literature, Autobiography, Biography, FictionAbstract
In a globalised world where disorientation seems to govern, we are currently witnessing a new surge of interest for reading and writing about reality from a personal perspective. From the most intimate spaces, where the frontiers of the private are blurred and the enclosed spaces crack unavoidably, there is the need to construe "textimonies" (Blesa, 2000a) that allow the permanent and permeable circulation - almost without interruption - among the diverse territories in and out of the topography of texts. If with the turn of the century the interest in fiction seemed over, people, author and reader are now looking for in specific literary proposals more stable meanings or truths far from the permanent equilibrium to which the concept of the "subject" has been faced to. Biographic and autobiographic writings revive in this transition.
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