Dossier

• Introduction: Rewriting of the Prehispanic Myth in Latin American Literature

  Chiara Bolognese, Iledys González

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• Myth and Literature: With regard to indigenist narrative

  Teodosio Fernández

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• Revealing Transfigurations: Classical Metamorphosis and Prehispanic Myths in Peruvian Literature

  Helena Usandizaga Lleonart

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• Myth and Resistance in the Work of Gamaliel Churata

  Paola Mancosu

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• Bleeding. Violence and Interethnic Relationships in Some Peruvian Amazonian Tales

  Stefano Pau

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• The Reelaboration of the Myth as Appropriation of the Andean Memory in Baladas Peruanas by González Prada

  Evelyn Isamar Huarcaya Gutierrez

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• Cuban Myths in the Manuscripts of Alba de Céspedes

  Iledys González

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• Myth, Literature and Nation: the Myth of Sikán and the Construction of the Abakuá World in Alejo Carpentier and Lydia Cabrera

  Alberto Sosa Cabanas

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• Metatext and Interepisteme: Democratizing Knowledge

  Silvia Valero

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• Rewriting of Aboriginal Myths in two Novels from the first half of the 20th Century: Hombres de maíz by M.A. Asturias, and Macunaíma by Mário de Andrade

  Mariano García

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• Underworld in Guatemala: War, Myths, and Identity

  Yosahandi Navarrete Quan

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• The Mexicanness of Xólotl/Axólotl: Wonder of Literature and Gastronomy.

  Fdo. Valerio Holguin

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• Myth and Literature. The “Mexiquitos” and Pedro Ascencio in the Tierra Caliente Region of Guerrero, Mexico.

  Samuel Villela Flores

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• New Ways of Stereotypical Mythical Hybridism in Contemporary Mexican Literature.

  Margarita Remón-Raillard

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• City, Terror and Myth: the Conception of the Literary Gothic from the Prehispanic Myth in the Stories La llorona by Artemio del Valle-Arizpe, La fiesta brava by José Emilio Pacheco, and Año cero by Bernardo Esquinca

  Karen Alejandra Calvo

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• Mexican time: Miguel Ángel Tenorio and the Theatralization of the Contemporary Mythical Imaginary

  Angela Di Matteo

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• Myth, Violence and Necro-Writings in Señales que precederán al fin del mundo by Yuri Herrera

  Edgardo Iñiguez Rodríguez

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• History, myth and utopia: mythopoetic identities in chilean poetry

  Naín Nómez

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• The Poetic Rewriting of Inca History in El enemigo y la mañana by Jorge Enrique Adoum

  Miguel Ángel Gómez Soriano

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• Appropriations, recreations, and crosses: Prehispanic Myths and Classic Occidental Mythology in the poetry of Central America

  Dante Barrientos

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• Inventions. The Cleverness of Myths

  Rosalba Campra

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• Female Roles in the Religious Rituals and Political Performances among the pre-Colonial and Colonial Nahua

  Katarzyna Szoblik

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• The “Woman in Fragments”: a Reading of a Pipil Myth

  Emanuela Jossa

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