Las estéticas rechazadas trasforman los espacios de legitimación: la reconciliación con el "gran público" de Manuel Puig
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.lyl.922Keywords:
Manuel Puig, cine de Hollywood, kitsch, estereotipo y melodrama, Hollywood cinema, stereotype and melodramaAbstract
RESUMEN Este artículo estudia la obra del escritor Manuel Puig, a partir de la reconciliación que ésta emprende con los sujetos y modos de representación asociados a lo popular y a la cultura de masas. Analizar sus novelas más reconocidas, La traición de Rita Hayworth (1968), Boquitas Pintadas (1969), The Buenos Aires Affair (1973) y El Beso de la Mujer Araña (1976) centrados en su revalorización del cine de Hollywood, del kitsch, del estereotipo y del melodrama permite ahondar en una narrativa que encontró sus parámetros de legitimidad en referencia a las estéticas rechazadas tradicionalmente por los espacios más autónomos del campo literario. ABSTRACT This article is a study of the work of Manuel Puig, beginning with the reconciliation that his work proposes with regard to the subjects and modes of representation associated witn pop culture. Analyzing his most famous novels -La traición de Rita Hayworth (1968), Boquitas pintadas (1969), The Buenos Aires Affair (1973) y El Beso de la Mujer Araña (1976)- with glance to his reevaluation of Hollywood cinema, kitsch, and melodrama allows one to penetrate a narrative that established its parameters of legitimacy in relation to aesthetics traditionally rejected by the most autonomous spaces in the field of literature.Downloads
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