Antelo with Llansol: a genealogy between archiphilology and trans-history
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1984-784X.2018v18n29p132Abstract
In spatio-temporal unfoldings that are often distinct or even divergent, Raúl Antelo and Maria Gabriela Llansol start from stories of literature, not for nothing, to think about the possibility of a policy that emerges as a mode of action and visibility of what we will call the remains of history. Understanding Antelo and Llansol as active readers of a modernist future, we open ourselves to the perception that their texts, even being produced within the time of modernity, do not fail to operate in the deconstruction of their hegemonic spaces. Both, with new references, oppose the dilemmatic models of modernity, interested in composing a kind of subversive genealogy.Downloads
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