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Pandemia

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Jul 2020Publisher:Universidad Privada de Santa Cruz de la SierraJournal:Aportes, volume 1, pages 9-13 (issn: 2306-8671, eissn: 2788-8460, Copyright policy )
Authors: Carol M. Gainsborg Rivas.;

doi: 10.56992/a.v1i28.33

Abstract

La Pandemia COVID-19 dadas las posibilidades deinterconexión y comunicación en el mundo actual,adquiere características de ficción, o al menosquisiéramos que así fuera. Es esta frontera entrerealidad y ficción en los relatos cotidianos de lapandemia, lo nos permite hacer un análisis social dela inequidad evidenciada en este contexto, aludiendoa relatos ficcionales de la literatura que constatanlo absurdo de nuestro accionar inconsciente

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