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BOSTON UNIVERSITY
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Dissertation
JULIO CORTAZAR:
LA IMPOSIBILIDAD DE NARRAR
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Blanca Anderson
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Doctor of Philosophy
1987
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Department of Modern Foreign /Languages
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Boston University
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JULIO CORTAZAR: LA IMPOSIBILIDAD DE NARRAR
(Order No. )
BLANCA ANDERSON
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discovers its own impossibility and ends with an analysis of
have examined the ways in which the text turns upon itself
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TABLA DE LONTENIDOS
Introduccion ........................................... 1
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3. La dispersion del sujeto................. 53
c r i t i c a ................................. 127
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INTRODUCCION
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de los personajes, el tratamiento de la anecdota y el
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leer este texto, poeo tratado por la crftica en comparacion
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transgresion a esa "persona11 que es el autor o el lector, y
personajes:
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Cortazar, "Diario para un cuento,"2* que narra la
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de Anabel sin imitarla, es decir sin falsearla? "6 El
hueco:
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en el tiempo van a tapar ese huecoj van a escribir un cuento
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busqueda es atacar— y destruir— una concepcion de la
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narrarla, volver a tender puentes entre una escritura y "el
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fundamental no-ser del que habla en el lenguaje. Eliminar
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consigo raismo y su incapacidad: "...Anabel no me dejara
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el que escribe queda a su vez escrito en el texto. El
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proyecta una literatura "destructiva," esa destrucoion
preguntas.1^
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62 modelo para armar es, en muchos sentidos, la
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para incorporarlos a su sistema particular de relaciones; es
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Son posibles por la raediacion de una lectura, esa diferencia
para armar.
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Capitulo I:
EL PUENTE AL LECTOR
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1. La lectura como texto
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fui a sentarme en la mesa del fondo, de frente al
espejo...? iPor que pedf una botella de Sylvaner?
(p. 7)
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es otra:
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...el desplazamiento del sentido en la frase iba a
coagular de golpe otras cosas ya pasadas o
presentes de esa noche, el libro o la condesa, la
imagen de Helene, (p. 8 )
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un castillo sangriento, un portxn al alba, el
golpe de una mufieca destrozandose en el suelo. (p.
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