2005
DOI: 10.1353/ltr.2005.0015
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Bridging the Gaps in Cultural Memory: Carlos Gorostiza's El puente , and Gabriel Peveroni's Sarajevo esquina Montevideo (El puente)

Abstract: Bridges, at the most basic level, are what unite the diverse works of Carlos Gorostiza and Gabriel Peveroni in their most well-known plays, El puente and Sarajevo esquina Montevideo (El puente). These two River Plate authors employ the image of the bridge with very similar aims by providing critical commentary on the socio-political elements that envelop the ensuing plots, and by extension the times in which these plays were written. Furthermore, the bridges that occupy the imaginations of the characters also … Show more

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