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Hispania, 2018
This article examines Julio Cortazar's short story "Las babas del diablo" from a visual perspective and at the intersection of Roland Barthes's ideas on photography and Severo Sarduy's theory on the Neobaroque. I propose that in "Las babas del diablo" photography and the Neobaroque—two seemingly unrelated concepts—interact and complement each other to ...
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This article examines Julio Cortazar's short story "Las babas del diablo" from a visual perspective and at the intersection of Roland Barthes's ideas on photography and Severo Sarduy's theory on the Neobaroque. I propose that in "Las babas del diablo" photography and the Neobaroque—two seemingly unrelated concepts—interact and complement each other to ...
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Neobaroque: Latin America's Alternative Modernity
Comparative Literature, 2006T HIS ARTICLE IS A CONTRIBUTION to new modernity studies from the third world by Enrique Dussel, Dipesh Chakrabarty, Nestor Garcia Canclini, Arjun Appadurai, and others, studies which have challenged the notion of a singular and universal modernity modeled on European history.
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El Dorado: The Neobaroque in Dominican American Art
Dialogo, 2017This essay examines the presence of gold in Dominican American art, and particularly in the work of Scherezade Garcia, Julia Santos Solomon and Freddy Rodriguez. This article contends that this color serves as the basis for a Dominican American Neobaroque method, a strategy of appropriation that enables artists to revolt against the history of ...
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The Neobaroque and Popular Culture
PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 2009Carlos Monsiváis is hard to pin down. He is a chronicler of every aspect of Mexican reality past and present; A cultural critic focusing on poetry, film, art, and music; and an erudite essayist committed to the connections between elite and popular cultures. His style is both acerbic and festive in ways that epitomize the Mexican character, and nothing
Carlos Monsiváis, Lois Parkinson Zamora
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