Espaços populares e corpos resistentes em dois romances de Diamela Eltit
Abstract
O presente artigo aborda dois romances recentes da escritora chilena Diamela Eltit com o objetivo de analisar algumas estratégias de resistência de uma narrativa confrontada ao estado
de desmemória que prevalece no Chile da pós-ditadura. Los trabajadores de la muerte (1998) e Mano de obra (2002) ocupam espaços populares para tornar visíveis certos corpos que persistem na paisagem urbana, em rebeldia à s determinações estéticas e políticas do mercado.
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