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Modernidad, inconformismo y tensiones emocionales: El Epistolario inédito (1894-1936) de Miguel de Unamuno

Authors: Maiz, Claudio Gustavo;

Modernidad, inconformismo y tensiones emocionales: El Epistolario inédito (1894-1936) de Miguel de Unamuno

Abstract

In the following essay, I intend to address the problem of modernity in Latin America from the perspective of letters as a “minor genre”. I will base this reading on Miguel de Unamuno’s unpublished correspondence. The choice of this object of study directly relates to the malaise that the Spanish writer experienced in relation to modernity, a discomfort that he shared with other intellectuals of the time. My analysis of the emotions present in the correspondence argues for the existence of a new vision of modernity.

En el presente trabajo pretendemos abordar el problema de la modernidad en Iberoamérica desde la perspectiva de un “género menor” como lo serían las cartas. La tarea la emprenderemos a partir de un epistolario inédito de Miguel de Unamuno. La elección de este objeto está en relación directa con el malestar que el escritor español experimentó con relación a la modernidad, al igual que otros intelectuales de la época. El análisis de las emociones nos ofrecerá una mirada diferente de la modernidad.

Fil: Maiz, Claudio Gustavo. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Mendoza; Argentina. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo; Argentina

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EPISTOLARIO, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.2, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, ENERGIA EMOCIONAL, UNAMUNO

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