Reclamation, proximity and artifice around what is indigenous in four Colombian novels (1924-2007)
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.boan.20385Keywords:
Colombian literature, indigenist novel, Indians in literature, literary artifice.Abstract
In the context of a certain consciousness of the cosmopolitan or contemporary character in Colombian literature, there is the idea that the regionalist narrative or social realism -one of whose representative genres is the indigenist novel- has been left behind. Nevertheless, when reviewing the national literary production during the last ninety years on the basis of the concepts upon which the critical comprehension of the Latin-American indigenism is based, it can be shown that this literary trend remains valid in Colombia due to its dynamic topics and perspectives. The study of four novels that were published in the country between 1924 and 2007 permits us to understand that process.
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