| Center |
| Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication |
| Departament |
| Spanish |
| Lecturers in charge |
| Sin datos cargados |
| Met. Docent |
| Met. Avaluació |
| Final examination and project work |
| Bibliografia |
| BIBLIOGRAFÍA GENERAL - BELLINI, Giuseppe, Historia de la literatura hispanoamericana, Madrid, Castalia, 1985. - FERNANDEZ MORENO, Cesar (ed.), América Latina en su literatura, México, UNESCO-Siglo XXI, 1972. - GALEANO, Eduardo, Las venas abiertas de América Latina, 55ª ed., Madrid, Siglo XXI, 1988. - GOIC, Cedomil, Historia y crítica de la literatura hispanoamericana, tomo I (Época colonial); tomo II (Del romanticismo al modernismo), Barcelona, Crítica, 1991. - HENRIQUEZ UREÑA, Pedro, Las corrientes literarias en la América Hispánica, México, FCE, 1949. - IÑIGO MADRIGAL, Luis (coord.), Historia de la literatura Hispanoamericana, tomo I (Época colonial); tomo II (Del neoclasicismo al modernismo), Madri |
| Continguts |
| CONTENTS First part: I - America without name. 1 - traumatism of the conquest. 2 - discursive formations and the canon problem. Official and alternative literature. 3 - Christopher Columbus and the first vision of America. Conquerors rhetoric. 4 - letters, relationships and chronicles. The success/failure in the conquest speech. 5 - the colonial fellow s oscillation: from Inca Garcilaso to Alonso de Ercilla. 6 - a current chronicles reading: The entenado, by Juan José Saer. ôEl eclipseö by Augusto Monterroso. II - Life in the colony. 1 - Baroque: art of anticonquest. 2 - Baroque lyrical. Sister Juana Inés de la Cruz: the wise woman. 3 - conventual life and life writing. 3 - colonial order crisis. from Baroque to XIX century criticism. Enlighentment and Creole project Second part: I - The national organization: law, landscape and story. 1 û Nation construction and literary projection. The literate writer. 2 û The Argentinean generation of 1837. Civilization or barbarism: Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. 3 û ôGauchesqueö literature. Texts and codes crossing: José Hernández and José Hernández from Borges. 4 - Romantic novel. Jorge IsaacsÆ regressive utopia. 5 û National allegory re-writing: Rosario Castellanos. |