2014
DOI: 10.5195/bsj.2014.94
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Churata y la narrativa indigenista: del indigenismo ortodoxo hacia el metaindigenismo

Abstract: The present article analyses several indigenist texts by Gamaliel Churata ("El gamonal", "Tojjras" y El pez de oro), comparing these with themes in indigenist fiction written by authors such as Alcides Arguedas, Jorge Icaza, Ciro Alegría and José María Arguedas. It observes that Churata's writing gives expression to a type of meta-indigenism that transcends orthodox indigenisms before these had been established.

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“…A su vez, quien le dedica un apartado completo al surrealismo en Churata, desde su punto de vista, es el estudioso Marco Thomas Bosshard (2014) al comparar la estética churatiana con los atisbos surreales en Japón o China (consultar el siguiente rango: pp. 183-235).…”
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“…A su vez, quien le dedica un apartado completo al surrealismo en Churata, desde su punto de vista, es el estudioso Marco Thomas Bosshard (2014) al comparar la estética churatiana con los atisbos surreales en Japón o China (consultar el siguiente rango: pp. 183-235).…”
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