Literary critique of Andean Tales by Enrique López Albújar
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https://doi.org/10.15381/tesis.v10i11.18672Keywords:
Indigenism, Modernism, Realism, Nation, Criticism literaryAbstract
It analyzes Andean tales of Enrique Lopez Albújar and repairs that, since its emergence, in 1920, are scarce the studies of this work considered an important link in the development of indigenist literature in Peru. In the face of this emptiness, he reviewed several critical and interpretative works carried out with the aim of identifying the large constituent lines of the predominant image of this work throughout the twentieth century. It proposes that the stagnation of the critical interpretation of Andean tales is the product of a monothematic discourse focused on some topics of indigenist realism.
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