Arguedas and andean music, another component of his poetics
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https://doi.org/10.15381/escrypensam.v22i47.24714Keywords:
Arguedas, poetics, music, narrativeAbstract
This work is an analysis of Arguedian poetics. The most important contributions on the subject come from Antonio Melis (bilingualism of poetics) and Fernando Rivera (translation of poetics). Here we propose an extension of this field, arguing that in the Arguedian narrative work there is a conglomeration of tropes allusive to Andean music, song and dance that structure the composition of that narrative functioning in a systematic way, which is revealed as one more component of the Arguediana poetics.
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