Los estudios animales en la literatura hispanoamericana contemporánea

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https://doi.org/10.24215/16696581e240

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Animal studies, Contemporary Hispanoamerican literature, Animal ethics, Animal voice

Abstract

This article’s main objective is the presentation of the late Hispano American literary contribution to the field of Animal Studies. In search for clarity and order we have divided the texts in four groups.  Those that use the animal figure as 1) a means to question an anthropocentric ideology; 2) someone who critics the unequal relationship between human and animal, 3) a symbol of mystical transcendence. The authors that we have selected –and that I have analyzed and studied during the years– come from Mexico and Argentina and have written their works at the end of the XXth. and the beginning of the XXst. centuries. Our main goal is to study, regardless of their specific context, their contribution to the field of Animal Studies.

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Published

2019-11-25

How to Cite

Lámbarry, A. (2019). Los estudios animales en la literatura hispanoamericana contemporánea. Question/Cuestión, 1(64). https://doi.org/10.24215/16696581e240