La ficción narrativa de la frontera: El río Bravo en tres novelas mexicanas

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Published: Mar 9, 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17428/rfn.v25i49.799

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Rodrigo Pardo Fernández
Profesor-investigador de la Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo

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El territorio a ambos lados del río Bravo es un espacio de confluencia y memoria compartida, pero al mismo tiempo de divergencias en el modo de entender el mundo, y por tanto, de escribirlo.El espacio cultural, además de las lenguas y su uso, no se encuentran restringidos por los límites políticos o económicos. Este trabajo pretende aproximarse a esta relación, a esta compleja concepción del río como ruptura y paso obligado, el modo de vivirlo o ignorarlo, y las relaciones de diálogo posible o imposible entre los sujetos culturales que desarrollan la escritura en una geografía escindida.The narrative fiction of the border: The Rio Grandein three Mexican novelsAbstractThe territory in both sides of the Bravo River is a space of confluence and shared memory, but at the same time it’s a space of divergences in understanding the world, and therefore, in the way of writing it.The cultural space, besides languages and its uses, do not find themselves restricted by political or economic limits. This work pretends to approach this relationship, this complex conception of the river as rupture and obligated passage, the way of living it or ignoring it, and the possible or impossible dialog relations between the cultural subjects that developwriting within a divided geography.

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Pardo Fernández, R. (2017). La ficción narrativa de la frontera: El río Bravo en tres novelas mexicanas. Frontera Norte, 25(49), 157–178. https://doi.org/10.17428/rfn.v25i49.799
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Vol. 25 No. 49 (2013): enero-junio, 2013
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