El "Cutis Patrio" by Eduardo Espina: Neobaroque Poetics and Fable of National Identity
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35494/topsem.2009.1.21.205Abstract
This essay takes as a starting point El Cutis Patrio (2006), the
latest published work of the Uruguayan poet Eduardo Espina,
who is considered one of the most representative figures of continental
neobaroque. The text is analyzed according to the
Bakhtinian categories of polyphony and the degrees of
carnivalesque nuances that the work carries in a narrow and polemic
interrelation between the chronotope homeland and national
identity.
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