La tejedora de coronas y el polimorfismo literario

Abstract

The objective of this article is to show the way in which The Weaver of Crowns, a vertex novel in the work of the writer Germán Espinosa, expands the dimension of the New Latin American Novel through its unique polymorphic content, as it reveals series of transtextualities in the narrative technique of amalgamation and verbal juxtaposition. Through discourse analysis as a semantic method, we will see how the plot of the work escapes the unification of the meanings of expression, in its uninterrupted progression, to achieve unusual diegetic openings where the stability of diction fluctuates through the use of interior monologue and the flow of consciousness adapted to the neo-baroque feeling and the narrative continuum.