No. 34 (2024): Utopian/dystopian narratives in Spanish (20th and 21st centuries)

Published: 27-12-2024

Full Issue

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Editorial

• Notes on Utopia and Dystopia as Contemporary Dilemmas

  Luis Emilio Abraham

  7-16

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Dossier

• Utopian/dystopian narratives in Spanish (20th and 21st centuries)

  Armando V. Minguzzi, Adriana Minardi

  19-24

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• The Transparent City of the Unnamed: Identity and Resistance in Ray Loriga’s Rendición (2017)

  Franco Pozzo, Rosario Ana Vizioli

  25-40

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• Bergai Island and the Utopian Space: Friendship between Women as a Possibility for a Better World

  Sofía Beatriz Lamarca

  41-61

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• The Maternal Feat of a Future Democracy: Body, Allegory and Utopian Impulses of Motherhood in Tiempo de espera (1998) by Carme Riera and La historia de los vertebrados (2023) by Mar García Puig

  Alejandra Suyai Romano

  62-87

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• Depicting a Fateful Future: Emergency and Exception Policies in Two Contemporary Latin American Novels

  Luis Mora-Ballesteros

  88-109

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• Technopaganism and Dystopia in Contemporary Hispanoamerican Literature

  Mariano Ernesto Mosquera

  110-129

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• About the Flood as Space, Event and Opportunity in Contemporary Argentine Science Fiction

  Lucía Vazquez

  130-146

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• Our Reason and Our Fantasy: Utopia and Dystopia in Three Works by Angélica Gorodischer

  Michelle Arturi

  147-162

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• The Dys(/u)topias in Post-literary Adaptation: Radical and Concrete Utopia

  David Lea

  163-181

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• De día y de noche: Images of the dystopian world in Mexican cinema

  Nahuel Almirón Rodríguez, María Milagros Sweryd Bulyk

  182-195

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Articles

• Love as subject matter in Frankenstein

  María Calviño

  199-217

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• Metatextuality and narrative identity in Mi verdadera historia by Juan José Millás

  Sofía Fianaca

  218-235

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• “Why was it?” Rethinking the nationalization of the crime fiction in the “Laurenzi saga” by Rodolfo Walsh from the translation

  Sebastián Henríquez

  236-258

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Reviews

• On: Louis, Annick (2022). Sin objeto. Por una epistemología de la disciplina literaria

  Pablo Darío Dema

  261-267

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• On: Zonana, Gustavo y Chaab Abihaggle, Celia (2024). Estruendo mudo: Elementos para la comprensión del texto lírico

  Luis Emilio Abraham

  268-277

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