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Julio Cortázar : des débuts en littérature sous le signe de la controverse (1947)

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Bobard L.
Romanica Silesiana
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2012
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vol. 7
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In 1947, Julio Cortázar writes “Teoría del túnel,” an essay in which he expresses his desire to overhaul literature, emphasizing the need for the writer, whom he refers to as a “rebel,” to distance himself from certain literary models which he considers fossilised. The essay comes through as an invitation to change one’s writing habits and, at the same time, strive to develop a language capable of depicting man in all his complexity. The following paper demonstrates that El Examen (1950) and Diario de Andrés Fava - a diary initially meant to be part of the novel - are experimental fields that enable the author to explore the possibilities of transgressing the traditional literary codes and implement the proposals he had put forward a few years before in “Teoría del túnel.” Key words: Cortázar, novel, transgression, literary codes.
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