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This paper aims to study ideological configurations that arise from the effect of insularity in La barraca (belonging to the regionalist novel cycle) by Spanish writer Vicente Blasco Ibáñez. One of the main assumptions of this article is that the island effect is a narrative device which suggests regionalism as a class contradiction but also as a form of resistance against urban culture. The author of this article recognizes three rhetorical strategies employed by Ibáñez: mythemes dislocation, analysis of the effect of the Hegelian master / slave relationship, and the dialectic established between totem and taboo. In conclusion, the author focuses on the concept of politically peripheral nationalism. Key words: regionalism, the bunkhouse, valencian huerta, peripheral nationalism
Romanica Silesiana
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2023
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vol. 23
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issue 1
1-13
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In this article we start from the following question: What differentiates the novel Entre visillos (Martín Gaite, 1957) from the analysis of Uses of love of the Spanish postwar period published by the same author as heir to her doctoral thesis Usos amorosos del dieciocho en España. One possible hypothesis is that to promote a change in perception and de-automate the perspective of the heteronorm, this imaginary “feminine” background is demystified. The cinema that appears in the novel as a drug is a clear metonymy of the function of fiction. We will structure the paper in two ways that will respond to the hypothesis raised: the first exposes the foundations of the norm and the distribution of roles for women; the second analyzes the rituals of demystification and deregulation of the norm, whose purpose is the internal or external exile that in the novel allows the anti-nationalist and performative gender argumentation.
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