Collana | Biblioteca di Rassegna iberistica
Volume 37 | Miscellanea | Novela postcrisis en la España plurilingüe
Novela postcrisis en la España plurilingüe
open access | peer reviewed
Abstract
En un mundo literario marcado por la crisis, este libro explora cómo las novelas recientes en España reflejan los cambios sociales, culturales y políticos, más allá de la mera representación de consecuencias. A través de un enfoque comparativo, se analiza cómo las literaturas catalana, vasca, gallega y española responden a crisis diversas –económicas, políticas, sociales, ecológicas–, destacando una repolitización que cuestiona las ideologías hegemónicas. Este estudio ofrece una visión rica y matizada de la novela política contemporánea, invitando a reflexionar sobre las conexiones y tensiones entre las diferentes literaturas del Estado español.
Keywords Gender • Spanish crisis • Basque literature • 15M • Galician Studies • The real • Female authorship • Feminist literature • Spectrum • Current Spanish novel • Postcrisis novel • Literature and politics • 2008 financial crisis • Post-ETA Basque literature • Mental illness • Dissident writings • Spanish novel • Postcrisis Basque literature • Galician narrative • ETA • Housing • Dystopia • Linguistic conflict • Galician literature • Literature and crisis • Violence against women • Precariat • Spanish literature • Nationalism Studies • Homelessness • Comparative literature • Ideology • Political novel • Drug addiction • Contemporary literature • Historical memory • Catalan novel • Political violence • National identity • Literary system • Roman à clef • Immigration • Politics • CN/CT • Feminism • Prisons • Feminist genealogies • Neoliberalism • Crisis • Basque novel • Contemporary Spanish narrative • Hegemonic masculinity • Catalan literature • Class • Utopia • Marta Rojals • Political conflict • 2008 crisis
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-870-5 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-870-5 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-871-2 | Pubblicato 23 Settembre 2024 | Lingua es
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