Presses universitaires de Nancy-Éditions universitaires de Lorraine ; Atelier central de reprographie brabois de l'Université de Lorraine
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Disponible - 98.8 WIK
Niveau 2 - Histoire
Presses universitaires de Nancy-Éditions universitaires de Lorraine ; Atelier central de reprographie brabois de l'Université de Lorraine
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Disponible - 98.8 WIK
Niveau 2 - Histoire
Contributions sur le journalisme littéraire en Amérique latine, principalement au XXe siècle. A travers leurs reportages, témoignages ou chroniques, les auteurs étudiés, entre autres Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Rodolfo Walsh, Elena Poniatowska ou encore Euclides da Cunha, rendent compte de l'histoire politique du continent latino-américain, de ses guerres civiles, ses révolutions et ses dictatures. ©Electre 2020
Born from colonialist and postcolonialist affronts and affinities with European and North American traditions, as well as from specific nationalistic needs, cultural as well as political, Latin American literary journalism is arguably a direct product and process of a people's volatile past. Be it a specific reportaje, testimonio or crónica, these reportages stoke more often than calm the political and social unrest frequently associated with the development of South and Central America. Practised by a number of prominent writers discussed here - Gabriel García Márquez, Rodolfo Walsh, Elena Poniatowska, Euclides da Cunha, Miguel Barnet, Antonio Callado, Leila Guerriero, Mário Neves, Judith Torrea, Tomás Eloy Martínez, Patricia Campos Mello, Mario Vargas Llosa, as well as Ryszard Kapuscinski and Charles Bowden - Latin American literary journalism documents the continents' many civil wars, revolutions, dictatorships, pogroms and cartel turf wars in the hope that readers today will learn from the past and avoid repeating it.
Disponible - 98.8 WIK
Niveau 2 - Histoire