
handle: 10669/14356
Este artículo estudia el vínculo intertextual de dos textos historiográficos de Ricardo Fernández Guardia (Historia de Costa Rica: el descubrimiento y la conquista (1924) y la Reseña Histórica de Talamanca (1918)) con La Reconquista de Talamanca, novela anónima publicada por entregas en el periódico La Hora en 1935. Las investigaciones de Fernández Guardia, enmarcadas dentro del proyecto liberal de defensa de la soberanía nacional, programan la descodificación de la novela en ese sentido, pero en forma simultánea son desbordadas por excedentes que desnudan el carácter fracturado del proyecto nacional costarricense.
history of Costa Rica, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, historiografía costarricense, Carib, intertextualidad, Costa Rican literature, Literatura costarricense, national discourse, discurso nacional, intertextuality, PC1-5498, novela de la plantación bananera, Caribe, books of the banana plantations, PQ1-3999, Romanic languages
history of Costa Rica, French literature - Italian literature - Spanish literature - Portuguese literature, historiografía costarricense, Carib, intertextualidad, Costa Rican literature, Literatura costarricense, national discourse, discurso nacional, intertextuality, PC1-5498, novela de la plantación bananera, Caribe, books of the banana plantations, PQ1-3999, Romanic languages
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