
handle: 11336/100413
Este artículo se enmarca en una investigación sobre las intervenciones de los críticos que trabajaron como profesores en la universidad argentina durante la fase inicial de la posdictadura (1984-1986) en las áreas de literatura argentina y teoría literaria. El estudio se centra en sus programas de cátedra —documentos desatendidos tanto por la crítica como por la historia— en diálogo con sus ensayos y entrevistas. Esta presentación gira sobre el programa que en 1984 Beatriz Sarlo arma para la materia “Literatura argentina II” y precisa qué lectura inventa para dicha literatura en relación con la escritura latinoamericana, tanto literaria como crítica.This article is part of a research project about the policies carried out by critics who worked as University teachers in Argentina during the initial stage of the postdictatorial period (1984-1986) in the areas of Argentine Literature and Literary Theory. This project studies their class syllabi—documents which have been overlooked both by criticism and by history—in dialogue with their essays and interviews. This presentation deals with the syllabus which was presented by Beatriz Sarlo in 1984 for her class “Argentine Literature II”, and specifies how she reads that literature in relation with Latin American critical and literary writing.
ARGENTINA, postdictatorship, crítica literaria, BEATRIZ SARLO, literary criticism, Argentina, POSDICTADURA, posdictadura, UNIVERSIDAD, enseñanza, teaching, CRÍTICA LITERARIA, LITERATURA ARGENTINA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.2, university, ENSEÑANZA UNIVERSITARIA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, Literature (General), CRÍTICOS-PROFESORES, PN1-6790, universidad
ARGENTINA, postdictatorship, crítica literaria, BEATRIZ SARLO, literary criticism, Argentina, POSDICTADURA, posdictadura, UNIVERSIDAD, enseñanza, teaching, CRÍTICA LITERARIA, LITERATURA ARGENTINA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.2, university, ENSEÑANZA UNIVERSITARIA, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, Literature (General), CRÍTICOS-PROFESORES, PN1-6790, universidad
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