R.H. Moreno-Durán and the Social Fragmentation
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Moreno-Durán, Rafael Humberto, Femina Suite, Colombian novel, social fragmentationAbstract
This article attempts to show how the Moreno-Durán´s trilogy Femina Suite produces an idea of what is "national" from the creation of a figurative space in which subjectivities are completely disarticulated and fragmented. The relations between subjectivities, that create the links that enable a community, are obstructed by a series of conditions that make this relations never happen and lead to a split figuration of society.
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