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Juan Francisco Manzano y su “Autobiografía de un esclavo“ (Cuba, 1835/1840): la repercusión en Europa

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Revista del CESLA. International Latin American Studies Review
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2010
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vol. 2
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issue 13
409-417
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The nineteenth century Cuban text, which once had the largest impact in Europe, is probably „Autobiography of a slave” by Juan Francisco Manzano. This is a text written in Cuba in 1835, first published in England in 1840 and printed in Cuba itself not before 1937 by José Luciano Franco. The article develops the ideas from various perspectives and in various constellations, i.e. in the form of a kaleidoscope.
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El texto cubano del siglo XIX, tuvo en su tiempo una gran repercu-sión en Europa, es seguramente la así llamada „Autobiografía de un esclavo” de Juan Francisco Manzano. Se trata de un texto escrito en Cuba alrededor de 1835, publicado por primera vez en Inglaterra en 1840 e impreso en la misma Cuba no antes de 1937 por José Luciano Franco. En correspondencia con la situación histórica, el artículo de-sarrolla las reflexiones desde varias perspectivas y en varias constelaciones, es decir, en forma de un caleidoscopio.
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Los náufragos del XVI. La experiencia en el mundo del otro

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Marešová J.
Svět literatury – Časopis pro novodobé literatury (World of Literature – Journal for Modern Literatures)
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2016
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vol. Special Issue: El mundo de la literatura
33-41
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The shipwreck accounts of the 16th century are not only fascinating documents about very extreme experiences, but they can be seen also as interesting literary documents. Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, the most famous Spanish castaway, was forced to spend almost ten years among different indigenous tribes. His account is a testimony of his unusual experiences and it is very interesting from the point of view of narrative techniques since he had to find the way to narrate his strange story. It is also important to compare his account with other shipwreck accounts since they share many images and motifs.
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