Cuentos pigmeos. Antología de la minificción hispanoamericana

Minardi G

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Abstract

The literary genre of mini-fiction has been popular for decades more or less throughout the Latin-American continent boasting the names of such great writers as Jorge Luis Borges, Julio Cortazar, and Augusto Monterroso. Mini-fiction has appropiated structural, canonized rules but its volatile nature hinders a clear definition and collocation within a canonical perspective. Among the characteristic aspects of this genre one can detect the reference to ancient literary forms and the insertion of new -no literary- modalities stemming from the modern mass media.
Lingua originaleUndefined/Unknown
EditoreEl Santo Oficio
Stato di pubblicazionePublished - 2005

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El Santo Oficio, 2005.

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Minardi G 2005, Cuentos pigmeos. Antología de la minificción hispanoamericana. El Santo Oficio.
Minardi G. Cuentos pigmeos. Antología de la minificción hispanoamericana. El Santo Oficio, 2005.
Minardi G. / Cuentos pigmeos. Antología de la minificción hispanoamericana. El Santo Oficio, 2005.
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