Dossier

• Introduction: Social Imaginaries in Recent Latin American Science Fiction: Space, Subject-Body and Technology II

  Macarena Areco Morales, Fernando Moreno

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• Living Outside the Flesh: Construction of Subjectivities and Social Counterpoints in Gel Azul, by Bernardo Fernández (Bef)

  Felipe Ríos Baeza

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• Hunger as a Symptom of Social Disease in Mugre Rosa by Fernanda Trías

  Lina Barrero Bernal

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• Incorporeals.net: Digitized Societies in Third Millennium Latin American Science Fiction

  Guillermo González Hernández

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• Dystopia, Capitalism and Posthumanism in Tóquio (2021) by Daniel Galera

  Richard Leonardo-Loayza

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• Eros and Civilization at the End of the World. Rafael Pinedo’s Post-Apocalyptic Trilogy: Plop, Frío and Subte

  Catalina Olea Rosenbluth

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• Rereading the Myth of the Origin of the Human Being in El valle de Luzbel by Hugo Correa

  Marcela Cabrera-Pommiez

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• To flower of skin. Touch as a Gesture and Agent in Los cuerpos del verano (2012), by Martín Felipe Castagnet

  Ariel Florencia Richards Echeverría

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• From Utopia to Science-Fiction in Three Novels by César Aira

  Mariano García

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• Claustrophobic Dystopias: Latin American Imaginations of Capitalism in the two Thousand

  Macarena Luz Areco Morales

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• Argentina in the Anthropocene: Foundational Discourses and Apocalypse in El año del desierto (2005) by Pedro Mairal

  José Fernando Salva

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• Cyberpunk: Criticism of Postmodern Society in La primera calle de la soledad

  Esmeralda Vanessa Ramírez Gutiérrez

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• The Mystic Structures of the Imaginary in a Mexican Science Fiction Novel: Gel azul, by Bernardo Fernández (Bef)

  Luis Alberto Pérez-Amezcua, Gustavo Adolfo Esparza Urzúa

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• Dystopian Scenarios in “the Switzerland of Central America”: Science Fiction Stories by Female Costa Rican Writers

  Lucía Leandro Hernández

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