Migración e hibridez o los extranjeros de la literatura griega contemporánea
Authors
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María Recuenco-Peñalver
Universidad de Málaga
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4255-9342
Abstract
El entendimiento de la literatura bajo un enfoque transnacional permite estudiar aspectos que cuestionan de manera contundente ciertos supuestos literarios tradicionales relacionados con el género literario, la función del escritor o su identidad personal. Grecia, en tanto que país de emigrantes, nos ofrece ejemplos de la literatura contemporánea multilingüe que llaman la atención sobre algunos de estos aspectos, desde el punto de vista de los estudios sobre la diáspora y las migraciones, así como del multilingüismo y el multiculturalismo. Este artículo se servirá de los casos de siete autores griegos modernos para ilustrar la importancia de la experiencia de la diáspora griega en relación con la creación literaria y los dilemas identitarios. Se espera poner de relieve la necesidad de considerar la práctica de la autotraducción y la relación entre xenitiá, identidad y pertenencia en el estudio de las obras de emigrantes griegos.
Keywords:
hybridity, migration, transnationalism, Modern Greek literature, self-translationReferences
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