Kafka en la obra de Antonio di Benedetto
Kafka's influence on 20th century Argentine writers is well known and has been studied in canonical authors like Borges and Sabato. Yet, other writers who share this influence are systematically exc/uded from research. Among them we can mention Antonio Di Benedetto. This paper analyzes a serie...
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| Sumario: | Kafka's influence on 20th century Argentine writers is well known and has been studied in canonical authors like Borges and Sabato. Yet, other writers who share this influence are systematically exc/uded from research. Among them we can mention Antonio Di Benedetto. This paper analyzes a series of typically Kajkian motives in Zama, the best well known novel by the Mendocinian author. Thus, we attempt to complete the overview of the reception of Kafka in Argentina. emphasizing the regional experience which, due to its specific context of production, is c/oser to Kafka than that of canonical writers. In addition, the detection and analysis of those motives constitute a powerful toollor the study of Di Benedettian works, since they are not only a repetition of well known topics. but a manifestation of la personal cosmovision. |
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