Titlebook: Urban Spaces in Contemporary Latin American Literature; José Eduardo González,Timothy R. Robbins Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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The Spatial Turn and Twenty-First Century Latin American Fiction,s a place in ruins is a common theme that connects many of the contemporary readings of this topic. However, González also notices in contemporary fiction the presence of utopian elements, of community efforts to improve the living conditions created by globalization.

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Beyond the Ruins of the Organized City: Urban Experiences Through the Metro in Contemporary Mexicanlow” in order to question readings of the city in terms of its (non)conformity to a normative, modernist ideal. Instead, they propose examples of urban experience that are based on a more flexible, nomadic sense of social existence and the aesthetic potential that is activated by alternative conceptions of displacement through the city.

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The Night That Repeats Itself: Social Dystopia in ,, by Franz Galich,ghtlife of Managua. Perkowska argues that Galich’s novel questions the idea of the city as the center of progress and modernization as seen in idealistic liberal notions of the city in Latin American literature from the nineteenth century on. Galich’s novel presents an image of the city not as utopia, but as dystopia.

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,Urban Debris and Networking Imperialism in , by Antonio José Ponte,ons of the Boom authors who connected global and local spaces to understand Latin America’s place in the world. Ponte’s Havana, however, inverts such a connection showing how the ruins of the Cuban city extend throughout the globe forcing people to live within and become disposable materials.

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,The Tourist Aesthetic and Empire in Rodrigo Fresán’s , and ,s explores how Fresán creates a touristic vision of the global city of Mexico City and London—seeking access to a more global literary tradition at the same time implicitly reflecting on Latin American literature through the absence of Latin America in the novel.

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2662-5830 ca.Assesses how global and transnational components are inco.This collection of essays studies the depiction of contemporary urban space in twenty-first century Latin American fiction. The contributors to this volume seek to understand the characteristics that make the representation of the postmode

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