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Degree

PhD, University of Cincinnati, Arts and Sciences : Romance Languages and Literatures, 2008.

Abstract

This dissertation investigates the various innovations, contributions and functions of the writing forms of Juan Luis Martínez, Diego Maquieira, and Rodrigo Lira, a group of highly experimental poets who wrote and published in Chile in the nineteen seventies and eighties. These poets, who made up the Neo-vanguard, belong to a unique movement within the context of literature written in Spanish. The works of Martínez, Maquieira, and Lira, which openly break with traditional poetic forms through various proposals of a playful character, are analyzed from the perspective of Game Theory. The connections between the Hispano-American Vanguard and the Neo-vanguard in Chile are analyzed via these very ruptures with literary traditions.

Subject Headings

Literature

Keywords

neovanguardia; maquieira, juan luis martínez; rodrigo lira; parodia; carnaval; deconstrucción; vanguardia; juego; humor; lúdico; maquinaria

Committee / Advisors

Nicasio Urbina, PhD (Committee Chair)
Enrique Giordano, PhD (Committee Member)
Armando Romero, PhD (Committee Member)

Language

Spanish

Pages

497p.

Document number: ucin1226449391
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