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“Y todo esto pasó con nosotros”

Reescrituras del mundo indígena en la recepción literaria de Tlatelolco 1968
Authors: Víctor Manuel Sanchis Amat;

“Y todo esto pasó con nosotros”

Abstract

Estas páginas pretenden analizar principalmente las escrituras que diversos autores mexicanos han propuesto de los trágicos acontecimientos del 2 de octubre de 1968 a partir de uno de los grandes temas de interpretación, relacionado con la lectura de la represión del movimiento estudiantil a la luz de la reescritura de la historia mexicana y en torno al espacio simbólico de Tlatelolco, emblema de la herencia mexica y lugar de sacrificios humanos y batallas perdidas. Esta actualización semántica que practica una parte de la recepción literaria del 68, asimilando la tragedia de Tlatelolco con momentos anteriores de la historia mexicana y resignificando sobre todo el sentido de la cultura náhuatl en la identidad mexicana, ha vertebrado durante cincuenta años una cantidad notable de poemas, narraciones y obras de teatro que plantean un diálogo identitario alrededor de dos tópicos fundamentales: el de la violencia repetida y el de la visión de los vencidos.

Keywords

Literature studies, literatura

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