Cambio estético y compromiso político en Buñel (1920-1933): Un perro andaluz y Las Hurdes. Tierra sin Pan

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  • José Manuel López de Abiada Author

Abstract

In the present work, three main objectives are seen: 1. Situating Buñuel in the generational context; 2. Elucidating and weighing up the main aesthetic changes found between his first movie and the documentary filmed at Las Hurdes, and 3. construe the documentary from the committed-work concept, by placing it within some specific temporary coordinates (1928-1933). In the lee of the above-mentioned objectives, the transit from avant-garde to ahead-of-the times literature is shown as well, where these two films by Buñuel can be situated.

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Author Biography

José Manuel López de Abiada

Nacido en 1946, es oriundo de Cantabria. Desde 1988 es catedrático de Literatura Española e Hispaniamericana en la Universidad de Berna. Ha publicado numerosos trabajos de crítica literaria en revistas europeas y españolas. Es autor/editor, en tre otros títulos, de Iberoamérica: Historia-sociedad-literatura (1983); Introducción y notas a la edición crítica de José MAría de Pereda, Peñas arriba (2001); Spanische Lyrik des 20. Jahrhunderts, Spanish/Deutsch (2003) (con Gustav Siebenmann), e imágenes de España en culturas y literaturas europeas (Siglos XVI-XVII) (2004) (con Augusta López Bernasocchi).

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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2004)

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