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Historia y Ficción in Hispanic American Short Stories

Embark on a scholarly journey through the rich tapestry of Hispanic American short stories in the 20th and 21st centuries with "User-friendly Historia Y Ficción En El Cuento Hispanoamericano De Los Siglos Xx Y Xxi Collection [MNAL1FpT]." This comprehensive collection is a tribute to Carmen de Mora Valcárcel, a distinguished professor of Hispanic American Literature at the University of Sevilla. The volume delves into two of her pivotal areas of research: the short story in Hispanic America and the intricate relationship between fiction and history. With contributions from esteemed specialists, this book explores the interplay between literary narrative and historical storytelling across a diverse range of Latin American authors, including Rubén Darío, Jorge Luis Borges, and Mariana Enríquez.

Features and Benefits

This volume offers a unique blend of historical insight and literary analysis. It features dieciséis contributions that examine the representations of historical events and problems in short stories, such as the Mexican Revolution, the Cuban Revolution, and the contemporary challenges of globalization in Latin America. The authors approach these narratives from various perspectives, including realism, fantasy, indigenism, and feminism. This comprehensive approach provides readers with

• insights into the cultural and historical contexts of Latin American literature
• an understanding of the complex interplay between fiction and history

, making it an invaluable resource for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of literature and history.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

"User-friendly Historia Y Ficción En El Cuento Hispanoamericano De Los Siglos Xx Y Xxi Collection [MNAL1FpT]" is ideal for a wide range of readers, including

• students of Hispanic American literature and history
• scholars and researchers in the field of Latin American studies
• avid readers seeking a deeper understanding of the cultural and historical nuances of Latin American short stories

. This book is not just a collection of stories; it is a gateway to understanding the complex relationship between fiction and reality in the context of Latin American history. Whether you are a seasoned academic or a curious reader, this volume promises to enrich your knowledge and appreciation of Hispanic American literature.