Lo cortazariano en la narrativa de Cristina Fernández Cubas y José María Merino

Authors

  • Helena Zbudilova Author Universidad de Bohemia del Sur

Abstract

In the Spanish literature, the fantastic comes from diverse sources; the most important origin grounds on Hispano-American writers, mainly the Argentinean Julio Cortázar who devoted himself to the theoretical study of short stories in general, and fantastic stories in particular. We analyze the double topic -core and very recurrent motif in the fantastic literature- in the current Spanish narrative of two authors: Cristina Fernández Cubas, Catalan narrator, and José María Merino, Leonese writer.

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Author Biography

Helena Zbudilova, Universidad de Bohemia del Sur

Doctora en Literatura Románica (especialidades en literatura hispaniamericana y española) por la Universidad Carolina de Praga. En la actualidad es profesora de Literatura Española e Hispaniamericana en el Departamento de Romanística de la Faculta de Pedagogía de la Universidad de Bohemia del Sur en Èeske Budìjovice (República Checa). En los últimos años se dedica a la invesigación de fondos españoles de la biblioteca palaciega en Èeský Krumlov, y a la literatura infantil española e hispanoamericana.

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Issue

Vol. 9 No. 1 (2006)

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