Estética visual del miedo en la narrativa de Pablo Montoya
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.elc.n41a09Keywords:
memoria, imagen, historia, miedo político, narrativa colombianaAbstract
En las narraciones de Pablo Montoya la pintura, la fotografía, el grabado, entre otros, se prestan no solo como vivificadores de la palabra literaria, sino que también alimentan el ingenio del escritor para significar el miedo como efecto psicosocial. Los principios de la imagen visual se ofrecen como posibilidad estética para dinamizar en el espacio narrativo la representación del pasado, el presente y el futuro de la historia traumática de las sociedades. Desde la perspectiva visual de los personajes, las imágenes del pasado se acoplan en un entramado iconopoético que registra el devenir humano como retrato del miedo en constante formación.
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