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El presente artículo expone cómo dos estructuralismos divergentes se aproximan al hecho literario: Formalismo Ruso y Círculo Lingüístico de Praga con una orientación lingüística y Estructuralismo Genético, con una orientación marxista. El primero creando en la lengua literaria y en el paradigma de la literariedad sus bases epistémicas, y el segundo promoviendo la explicación de la obra mediante la comprensión del entorno cultural en el que nace, ligando lo que los primeros habían concebido netamente en campos separados.
This article presents two divergent structuralisms approaching the literary event: Russian Formalism and the Linguistic Circle of Prague with a linguistic orientation and Genetic Structuralism with a marxist orientation. The first one creating its epistemic basis in the literary language and in the paradigm of literality, and the second fomenting the explanation of the work through the understanding of the cultural ambience in which it is born, linking it with what was first obviously conceived in the separate fields.
Motive, Literality, Genetic, Theatre and Performance Studies, Structuralism, Motivo, Formalismo, Formalism, Spanish and Portuguese Language and Literature, Genético, Arts and Humanities, Literariedad, Genético, Estructuralismo
Motive, Literality, Genetic, Theatre and Performance Studies, Structuralism, Motivo, Formalismo, Formalism, Spanish and Portuguese Language and Literature, Genético, Arts and Humanities, Literariedad, Genético, Estructuralismo
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