
Este trabajo propone un análisis de la presencia de la fotografía en la literatura hispanoamericana del siglo XX. A través de diferentes autores, se muestra el modo en que la fotografía forma parte de la trama argumental de algunas obras. La imagen fotográfica es determinante en la concepción estética de novela y relatos, ejerciendo una influencia clave no sólo en sus argumentos, sino también en su forma y concepción.
This paper proposes an analysis of the presence of photography in the twentieth-century Latin American literature. Through various authors, it is shown how photography is part of the plot of some works. The photographic image is central to the aesthetic design of novel and short stories, exerting a key influence not only on their plots, but also on their form and conception.
Twentieth Century, Literatura hispanoamericana, Estudio comparado, Interdisciplinar, Visual studies, Estudios visuales, Interdisciplinary, Latin American Literature, Photography, Comparative study, Siglo XX, Fotografía, Literatura española e hispanoamericana
Twentieth Century, Literatura hispanoamericana, Estudio comparado, Interdisciplinar, Visual studies, Estudios visuales, Interdisciplinary, Latin American Literature, Photography, Comparative study, Siglo XX, Fotografía, Literatura española e hispanoamericana
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