Tonatio Castilán o un tal Dios Sol o la conquista deconstruida

Authors

  • Celso Medina

Abstract

Em Tonatio Castilán o un tal Dios Sol (1993) Denzil Romero tematiza a vida do lugar-tenente de Hernán Cortés, Pedro de Alvarado, valendo-se de dados historiográficos provenientes dos cronistas das Índias. Apesar do título do romance poder nos levar a pensar em uma biografia, Romero faz do nome da personagem uma desculpa para alinhavar uma totalidade romanesca de múltiplas vozes e perspectivas. Nossa investigação centra seu interesse no trabalho desconstrucionista que o autor venezuelano realiza com a história latino-americana, que começa a se evidenciar quando ele decide concentrar o eixo diegético em uma personagem que tem relevância histórica menor, se comparado com Hernán Cortés.

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Published

2011-01-19

How to Cite

Medina, C. (2011). Tonatio Castilán o un tal Dios Sol o la conquista deconstruida. Estudos De Literatura Brasileira Contemporânea, (22), 209–218. Retrieved from https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/estudos/article/view/8955

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No. 22 (2003): Sujeito e espaço social

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