El Cruce De Géneros Literarios En Dos Obras De Ricardo Piglia
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Resumen Este artículo estudia la combinación de géneros literarios en la obra de Ricardo Piglia. El acercamiento a este autor se lleva a cabo enFormas breves (1999) y El último lector (2005), tomando en cuenta, respectivamente, "Hotel Almagro" y "Prólogo". En ambos, se percibe la intención de combinar diversos discursos: el cuento, el ensayo, y la autobiografía. "Hotel Almagro" es un texto híbrido con un discurso y un estilo propios de la autobiografía pero con la narración de una anécdota fantástica; "Prólogo" a El último lector fue escrito originalmente como un cuento que después se transformó hasta adoptar un estilo híbrido, entre lo narrativo y lo ensayístico; este ejercicio sugiere la participación del lector. Abstract This article studies the combination of literary genres in the work of Ricardo Piglia. The works consulted for this study are Formas breves (1999) andEl ultimo lector (2005) taking into consideration "Hotel Almagro" in the former and "Prólogo" in the latter. The intention to combine diverse discourses such as story, essay and autobiography is evident in both works. "Hotel Almagro" is a hybrid text with an autobiographical discourse and style but with the narration of a great anecdote. "Prólogo" to El ultimo lector was originally written as a story and subsequently transformed until it adopted a hybrid style mixing narrative and essay elements. This exercise suggests the participation of the reader.Downloads
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