Memorias de un niño perro: La inhumanidad de lo humano en la narrativa de Pablo Farrés

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09/2022
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Universidade Estadual de Londrina
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Terra Roxa e Outras Terras
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Este artículo propone una lectura de la novela Literatura argentina (2011) del argentino Pablo Farrés. La hipótesis principal sostiene que la animalidad en esta narrativa, articulada en la figura del perro, establece una relación entre el bajo materialismo del cuerpo y la percepción alucinatoria esquizofrénica. Literatura argentina constituye una exploración del artificio humano en términos de memoria de la especie y cuestionamiento de la subjetividad individual. Desde esta perspectiva, la esquizofrenia es la percepción no individual, no especista, del mundo que habita el ser vivo. La literatura, para Farrés, es la enunciación colectiva de una especie que explora su fundamento no humano, sugiriendo un evolucionismo que se remonta al perro como ancestro primordial.
This article proposes a reading of the novel Literatura argentina (2011) by the Argentine Pablo Farrés. The main hypothesis holds that the animality in this narrative, articulated in the figure of the dog, establishes a relationship between low body materialism and schizophrenic hallucinatory perception. Argentine literature constitutes an exploration of human artifice in terms of memory of the species and questioning of individual subjectivity. Literatura argentina constitutes an exploration of human artifice in terms of memory of the species and questioning of individual subjectivity. From this perspective, schizophrenia is the non-individual, non-speciesist perception of the world that the living being inhabits. Literature, for Farrés, is the collective enunciation of a species that explores its nonhuman foundation, suggesting an evolutionism that goes back to the dog as a primordial ancestor.
This article proposes a reading of the novel Literatura argentina (2011) by the Argentine Pablo Farrés. The main hypothesis holds that the animality in this narrative, articulated in the figure of the dog, establishes a relationship between low body materialism and schizophrenic hallucinatory perception. Argentine literature constitutes an exploration of human artifice in terms of memory of the species and questioning of individual subjectivity. Literatura argentina constitutes an exploration of human artifice in terms of memory of the species and questioning of individual subjectivity. From this perspective, schizophrenia is the non-individual, non-speciesist perception of the world that the living being inhabits. Literature, for Farrés, is the collective enunciation of a species that explores its nonhuman foundation, suggesting an evolutionism that goes back to the dog as a primordial ancestor.
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