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La omnívora brevedad en Cartucho de Nellie Campobello

Authors: Malaver, Ary;

La omnívora brevedad en Cartucho de Nellie Campobello

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Los relatos en Cartucho: Relatos de la lucha en el Norte de México de Nellie Campobello destacan por un carácter narrativo innovador sustentado en una convergencia de estilos en su composición. Teniendo como punto de partida la marcada brevedad de varios de sus textos, este trabajo recurre a diversas formulaciones sobre el microrrelato y otras formas breves para explorar la incertidumbre que ha generado la experiencia lectora de Cartucho. El eclecticismo o condición omnívora de la obra se evidencia en los varios puntos de contacto entre los textos de Cartucho y formas como el epigrama, el epitafio, el corrido, la crónica, la viñeta, la fotografía, la prensa escrita y el cine. Esta naturaleza omnívora se propone a su vez como elemento contextualizador en relación con la incertidumbre genérica que se le ha atribuido a esta obra desde su aparición. Se examinan también distintas relaciones entre el estilo de los textos en Cartucho y la exposición de su autora a diversos procesos histórico-culturales en México durante las primeras décadas del siglo XX.

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Cartucho, Modernización, Language and Literature, P, Nellie Campobello, Revolución Mexicana, Latin America. Spanish America, Narrativa breve, Microficción, F1201-3799

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