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Onetti y La (in) Fidelidad a Las Reglas del Juego

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This is a rigorous study of one of Onetti’s most controversial and lucid texts. Mendez-Clark elucidates its contribution to the development of new narrative approaches and new critical models of interpretation in Latin America. The author shows Los adioses’ ambiguity and the way it stems not only from the narrator’s unreliable account of the story, but also from what happens to the reader while assessing this account. Mendez-Clark emphasizes the textuality and the role of the reader in the search for meaning. It has been said that Onetti, alongside Borges, Rulfo, Carpentier and Lezama, has played a decisive role in the consolidation of Spanish-American literary creations; Mendez-Clark hopes his research will stimulate more study on writers from Latin America.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University Press of America
Country
United States
Date
26 February 1993
Pages
188
ISBN
9780819188908

This is a rigorous study of one of Onetti’s most controversial and lucid texts. Mendez-Clark elucidates its contribution to the development of new narrative approaches and new critical models of interpretation in Latin America. The author shows Los adioses’ ambiguity and the way it stems not only from the narrator’s unreliable account of the story, but also from what happens to the reader while assessing this account. Mendez-Clark emphasizes the textuality and the role of the reader in the search for meaning. It has been said that Onetti, alongside Borges, Rulfo, Carpentier and Lezama, has played a decisive role in the consolidation of Spanish-American literary creations; Mendez-Clark hopes his research will stimulate more study on writers from Latin America.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University Press of America
Country
United States
Date
26 February 1993
Pages
188
ISBN
9780819188908