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Entre Tlatelolco y Tlatelolco: voces de la poesía mexicana en torno al 2 de Octubre de 1968

Authors: Victor Manuel Sanchis Amat;

Entre Tlatelolco y Tlatelolco: voces de la poesía mexicana en torno al 2 de Octubre de 1968

Abstract

Las líneas que siguen tratan de establecer algunas pautas de análisis para insertar en la tradición poética latinoamericana de las últimas décadas los textos que escriben la tragedia del 2 de octubre de 1968 en México a partir de las fuentes que nos ofrecen algunas antologías, como El libro rojo del 68, publicada en el año 2008. El análisis de las diferentes corrientes estéticas en las que se insertan los poemas deja espacio también para destacar algunas de las recurrencias temáticas esenciales en la configuración de una mítica del 68 mexicano, como fueron la reflexión sobre la patria o la reactualización simbólica del significado de la tragedia a la luz de acontecimientos decisivos de la historia de México.

The lines that follow attempt to establish some trains of thought for an analysis that seeks to introduce the texts that describe the tragedy of October 2nd, 1968, occurred in Tlatelolco (Mexico City), into the poetic tradition of the last decades. The analysis of the different aesthetics in poems published in differents anthologies like El libro rojo del 68 (2008) configure some space to highlight some of the essential themes that appear in the definition of a myth of the 1968 in Mexico. Some of these themes are a reflection on the country, and a symbolic reenactment of the meaning of the tragedy, in light of previous crucial events in the history of Mexico.

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H1-99, History, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, México, Literatura Española, Poesía, Historia, Social sciences (General), Tlatelolco, Poetry, 1968, PQ1-3999

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