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21 p, 258.8 KB Continuidad y ruptura en dos lecturas contemporáneas del hombre lobo : Brañaganda, de David Monteagudo y Licantropia, de Carles Terès / Simo-Comas, Marta (University of Reading)
En la reescritura de cualquier mito subyace siempre la necesaria tensión entre continuidad y ruptura. Así, aunque la figura del licántropo constituye ante todo la metáfora de la alteridad y de la dualidad esencial del ser, es también susceptible de materializar una serie de polaridades filosóficas, culturales, sociales y políticas determinadas por la época en que éste se inscribe. [...]
The rewriting of any myth is always underpinned by a tension between continuity and rupture. Thus, although the figure of the werewolf will always be a metaphor for otherness and existential duality, it can also embody polarities of a philosophical, cultural, social and political kind that are determined by the epoch in which it is inscribed. [...]
2018 - 10.5565/rev/brumal.536
Brumal, Vol. 6 Núm. 2 (2018) , p. 165-185 (Monograph)  
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16 p, 865.7 KB Teriomorfismo e malinconia Una storia notturna della Sicilia : Nottetempo, casa per casa di Consolo / Arqués, Rossend 1953- (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Departament de Filologia Francesa i Romànica)
L'articolo vuol essere una lettura di Nottetempo, casa per casa che prende spunto dall'analisi del sostrato mitico e iconografico delle rappresentazioni teriomorfiche più importanti del romanzo (il «luponario» e il «caprone») per sottolineare il cammino del protagonista dall'afasia animale e malinconica in cui è immersa la sua famiglia, e lui stesso, all'accesso al linguaggio accompagnato dalla presa di coscienza della decadenza della società siciliana che coincide anche con il suo esilio.
The article aims at providing a reading of Nottetempo, casa per casa, starting with the analysis of the mythological and iconographic substrata of the most significant theriomorphic representations within the novel (the «lycanthrope» and «goat») in order to emphasise the path taken by the protagonist from that animal, melancholy aphasia in which he and his family are immersed, through to the access to language, accompanied by the growing awareness of the decadence of Sicilian society that also coincides with his exile.
2005 - 10.5565/rev/qdi.88
Quaderns d'Italià, N. 10 (2005) , p. 79-94  
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