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Buenos Aires años 90: representaciones literarias de una ciudad fragmentada

Authors: M. Fumagalli;

Buenos Aires años 90: representaciones literarias de una ciudad fragmentada

Abstract

A partir de la mitad de los años 90, y con la reforma constitucional que en 1994 oficializa la división de Buenos Aires en capital federal y conurbano, las fronteras internas de la ciudad se fortalecen, alimentando ulteriormente la polarización instaurada por las políticas neolibe- ralistas. Una nueva generación de escritores nacidos, por lo general alrededor de la mitad de los años ’70, nos devuelve en su obras la imagen de una ciudad fragmentada, que obliga a la búsqueda de lenguajes nuevos para ser representada. El presente trabajo se propone dar un primer paso hacia el diseño de una galería de imágenes de la ciudad trazadas por algu- nas representaciones literarias propuestas en las obras de Mariana Enríquez, Juan Diego Incardona, Germán Maggiori y Claudia Piñeiro. Estas narraciones testimonian la intención de seguir relatando una ciudad cuya sociedad civil sigue oponiéndose a las guetizaciones e intenta dar sus respuestas creativas a la violencia política y a las imposiciones del mercado también a través de la literatura.

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Italy
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Buenos Aires; fragmentation; borders; 1990s; neoliberalism

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