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Ascendant theory of power, colonial contract and national literature. The porteñas’ lower classes and the narrative of the port of Valparaíso as political and cultural dissidence

Braulio Claudio Rojas Castro

97-121
Aspects of Eguren poetry

Enrique Peña Barrenechea

68-78
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“A runaway horse”: the animal becoming in “Los cuerpos del verano” by Martín Felipe Castagnet

Ana Lucía Martínez Molina

199-208
“And they say that [they] worship stones”: Guaman Poma de Ayala and the discursive construction of Indigenous idolatries

Laura León-Llerena

233-252
The “Naturalist Restraint” and the Representation of the Indian in “Ushanan Jampi” by Enrique López Albújar

Jorge Valenzuela Garcés

54-76
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“Those who eat coca are sorcerers”: Demonology and Coca in the Works of Guaman Poma de Ayala

Giovanni Salazar-Calvo

253-278
“Writing it is never ending”: 405 years of readings and silences in a colonial Andean Opera Aperta

Rocío Quispe-Agnoli

5-34
Balance patriótico. About the Huidobrian balance

Juan D. Cid Hidalgo, Marisol Castro, Valentina Albornoz

74-97
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Basis for an interpretation of Rubén Darío

Martha Barriga Tello

294-299
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Between memory and history, testimony: a tracing that becomes a map. Rereading of the Genre from the Deleuzoguattarian Theoretical Proposal

Aylen Perez Hernandez

97-109
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Between the Fantastic and the Mystical: The Mysterious

Laia Olive Rafols

117-129
Between the Permissible and the Prohibited: Prostitution and Pimping in Sancti Spiritus, Cuba (1942-1952)

Zandra Rodríguez Carvajal, Yaney Rodríguez Muñoz

14-24
Blacks do not know how to love. Nation, representation and exclusion in "The belonging" by Ricardo Palma

Richard Leonardo-Loayza

141-158
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Borders, identities, metaphors

Stefano Arduini

35-48
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Bourdieu in the periphery. Symbolic capital and cultural field in Latin America

Carlos García-Bedoya Maguiña

173-177
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Calderón de la Barca, or the Dream and the Essence of Life

Aurelio Miró Quesada Sosa

5-15
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Can One Speak of Solidarity and Apology in Guaman Poma’s Narrative about the Indians in the “Good government”?

Mónica Morales

211-232
César Mori poetry and mythical thought: An approach

Camilo Fernández-Cozman

213-224
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César Moro: Hybrid And Transnational Poet

Yolanda Westphalen Rodríguez

171-184
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César Vallejo, From Europe; Chronicles and Articles (1923-1938)

Miguel Angel Rodríguez Rea

154-157
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César Vallejo, man and poet

André Coyné

69-86
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Cervantes and the modern novel. Reflections from narratology and the theory of the novel

Carlos García-Bedoya Maguiña

27-36
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Cervantes, Quijote, Sancho and the miracle of the word

Marco Martos Carrera

7-16
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Changó rewrites the history: representation and reinterpretation in contemporary Latin American fiction

Daiana Nascimento Dos santos

93-104
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Chinese femininity and social control: The chronicle of Crime and the discursive construction of Chinese immigrants

Daisy Chumbimune Saravia

82-100
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Classical tradition in Mercurio Peruano (1791-1795): readings of an enlightened colonial society on the classics of Greece and Rome

Maria Gabriela Huidobro Salazar, Daniel Ignacio Nieto Orriols

4-20
Clorinda Matto: the role of women between tradition and innovation

María M. Caballero Wangüemert

72-91
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Colacho hermanos: Farce in three acts and five scenes

César Vallejo

5-18
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Committed writers, literary field and total novel in the 1960s. Mario Vargas Llosa, reader of a Hundred Years of Solitude

Jorge Valenzuela Garcés

p. 25-43
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Considerations around the narrative of Edgardo Rivera Martinez

César Ferreira

213-225
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