Fisuras de lo legible en Cielo 1/2 de Amir Hamed

Cielo ½ by Amir Hamed is a multifaceted, dense, erudite, hermetic novel insofar as it requires a reading practice for initiates in the matter of gods, cosmologies, literatures. The functioning of the narrative organization (characters, referential universe, narrative voice, causal order) is veiled....

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Published inCuadernos LIRICO Vol. 17; no. 17
Main Author Waldegaray, Marta Inés
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Spanish
Published Réseau Interuniversitaire d'Ètude des Littératures Contemporaines du Río de la Plata 27.11.2017
Subjects
baroque style
erudition
Hamed
hermetic discourse
reader performance
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Summary:Cielo ½ by Amir Hamed is a multifaceted, dense, erudite, hermetic novel insofar as it requires a reading practice for initiates in the matter of gods, cosmologies, literatures. The functioning of the narrative organization (characters, referential universe, narrative voice, causal order) is veiled. The article studies the dominant writing operations that model the hyperliterary character of this text, against its legibility. The notion of hermeticism is approached here in two ways: as reader’s performance and as legibility in suspense.
ISSN:2263-2158
2262-8339
DOI:10.4000/lirico.3851