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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Identidades barrocas : visões da América em Alejo Carpentier e Severo Sarduy

Alves, Luciane da Silva January 2014 (has links)
Durante o inicio do século XX, se intensifica na literatura latino-americana o interesse pela expressão e formação de identidades. Os escritores procuram os elementos mais adequados para descrever as particularidades e contradições dessa região, ainda bastante influenciada pela cultura europeia, na qual os resquícios de colonialismo se misturam com os elementos regionais. Nessa perspectiva, surge o que CHIAMPI (1994) chama de “síndrome do barroco”, o reaparecimento desta arte, reinventada e contextualizada no período contemporâneo, como forma de descrição da realidade americana e de suas contradições. Essa nova onda barroca revela o mal estar da cultura, suas crises e sua desordem, e a necessidade de representação deste contexto. O neobarroco procura enfatizar o desequilíbrio, a tensão e a fragmentação e diversidade da sociedade, criticando valores e concepções tradicionais como forma de “desmascarar” os ritos sociais e a cultura. Com base nestas ideias, a análise presente neste texto privilegia as concepções identitárias das propostas literárias de Alejo Carpentier e Severo Sarduy, mostrando as diferentes formas de pensamento a respeito da realidade americana nestes autores cubanos que expressam, através do barroco, suas visões de América. / Durante el siglo XX, se intensifica en la literatura latinoamericana el interés por la expresión y la formación de identidades. Los escritores buscan los elementos más apropiados para describir las peculiaridades y contradicciones de esta región aún fuertemente influenciada por la cultura europea, en la que características del colonialismo se mezclan con elementos regionales. Desde esta perspectiva, aparece lo que Chiampi (1994) intitula "síndrome del barroco", el resurgimiento de esta forma artística, renovada y contextualizada en la época contemporánea, como recurso para la descripción de la realidad americana y sus contradicciones. Esta nueva etapa barroca revela el malestar de la cultura, sus crisis y su desorden, y la necesidad de una representación del contexto. El neobarroco enfatiza el desequilibrio, el desorden, la tensión y la fragmentación de la sociedad y su diversidad, criticando los valores y las concepciones tradicionales como forma de "desenmascarar" la sociedad y la cultura. Sobre la base de estas ideas, este análisis se centra en las concepciones de identidad presentes en las propuestas literarias de Alejo Carpentier y Severo Sarduy, que muestran a través del barroco diferentes visiones de América.
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El bildungsroman en el Caribe hispano / The Bildungsroman in the Spanish Caribbean

Lorenzo Feliciano, Violeta 31 August 2011 (has links)
This dissertation examines the bildungsroman genre in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. A close examination of the development of this genre demonstrates that it has ideological implications that link the young protagonists’ development with that of the nation. The authors on whom I focus—Ángela Hernández, Rita Indiana Hernández, René Marqués, Pedro Juan Soto, Magali García Ramis, Severo Sarduy, and Jesús Díaz—do not merely imitate the European model but revise, adapt, and often subvert it thematically and, in some cases, aesthetically. I argue that these bildungsromane differ, for the most part, from the European prototype due to their openly political themes, such as the establishment of the Estado Libre Asociado in Puerto Rico, the 1959 Revolution in Cuba, and, in the case of the Dominican Republic, Trujillo’s dictatorship. I claim that Dominican bildungsromane do not propose national projects or models but rather question the purported homogeneity of identity of the country as a normalized political body. On the other hand, in Cuba and Puerto Rico the genre has been used to promote absolute discourses of nationality as well as political projects that must be questioned due to their discriminatory and sometimes racist and violent nature.
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El bildungsroman en el Caribe hispano / The Bildungsroman in the Spanish Caribbean

Lorenzo Feliciano, Violeta 31 August 2011 (has links)
This dissertation examines the bildungsroman genre in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. A close examination of the development of this genre demonstrates that it has ideological implications that link the young protagonists’ development with that of the nation. The authors on whom I focus—Ángela Hernández, Rita Indiana Hernández, René Marqués, Pedro Juan Soto, Magali García Ramis, Severo Sarduy, and Jesús Díaz—do not merely imitate the European model but revise, adapt, and often subvert it thematically and, in some cases, aesthetically. I argue that these bildungsromane differ, for the most part, from the European prototype due to their openly political themes, such as the establishment of the Estado Libre Asociado in Puerto Rico, the 1959 Revolution in Cuba, and, in the case of the Dominican Republic, Trujillo’s dictatorship. I claim that Dominican bildungsromane do not propose national projects or models but rather question the purported homogeneity of identity of the country as a normalized political body. On the other hand, in Cuba and Puerto Rico the genre has been used to promote absolute discourses of nationality as well as political projects that must be questioned due to their discriminatory and sometimes racist and violent nature.

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