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El fenómeno del cautiverio en Pedro Páramo de Juan Rulfo : Un análisis de los cronotopos y los deseos que afectan a los personajes en Pedro Páramo / The phenomenon of captivity in Pedro Páramo by Juan Rulfo : An analysis of the chronotopes and desires that affect the characters in Pedro PáramoLuna, Linda January 2024 (has links)
A través la novela Pedro Páramo, Juan Rulfo nos vislumbra elementos como la ilusión, la desilusión, la melancolía y la identidad. Sin embargo, si analizamos la obra también vamos a encontrar el fenómeno del cautiverio que impregna dichos elementos en Pedro Páramo. La presente tesina tiene como propósito demostrar que en la obra literaria de Rulfo aparece el fenómeno del cautiverio como multifacético y subyacente para otros elementos. Este se presenta en distintos cronotopos de Comala, que afectan los deseos de los personajes y al final contribuyen a sus sentimientos de ilusión, desilusión y melancolía, sino también a la construcción de su propia identidad. / With the novel Pedro Páramo, Juan Rulfo gives us a glimpse of elements such as illusion, disillusionment, melancholy and identity. However, if we analyze the work, we will also find the phenomenon of captivity that impregnates these elements in Pedro Páramo. The purpose of this thesis is to demonstrate that the phenomenon of captivity appears as multifaceted and underlying to other elements in Rulfo's literary work. This is presented in different chronotopes of Comala, which affect the desires of the characters and in the end contribute to their feelings of illusion, delusion, and melancholy, yet also to the construction of their own identity.
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