Araripe Júnior and the Hyperesthesia of the Tropical Serial by Fernandez, Juan Manuel

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People do not want to think, people want to be a fan by Nieto, Verónica

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CRITICISM AS SABOTAGE AND THE STRATEGIES OF DECONSTRUCTION by Arranz Muñoz, Juan

“…In this paper, through an attentive reading of Asensi's interpretative proposals, we try to trace the roots that this type of criticism has in the deconstructionist literary theory, with the goal to link Asensi’s work with the ideas and strategies developed by his predecessors Jacques Derrida and Paul de Man. …”
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WRITINGS OF THE SELF IN THE ARGENTINE LITERARY FIELD. INTIMACY, EXTIMACY AND NARRATIVE TRIALS IN WRITERS’ BLOGS by Vigna, Diego Germán

“…During the last decade in Argentina it has been possible to locate the blog format as a trigger for evidence, arguments and analysis on authors and readers in the national literary field. The critical impact led to a revision of some practices, regarding both the production of works as well as the functions of author and reader, and its ways of interaction in a particular historical moment. …”
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INTERCULTURAL POLICIES AND RHETORIC. MISIONES’ TERRITORIAL ARCHIVES AND LIBRARIES by Santander, Carmen, Guadalupe Melo, Carmen, Andruskevicz, Carla

“…From this perspective, Misiones’ territorial literature is not limited to mere sampling of folklore or local color; it enables conversation and critical eye with a series of identity, politics and cultural representations that trigger from strategic positions of these authors and intellectuals.Therefore, the circulation of critical discourses that problematize the relations between literary writing and cultural practices will accompany Bank’s construction. …”
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WHEN RED BECAME GREY: CUBAN REVOLUTION, INTELLECTUALS AND LITERATURE by Maccioni, Laura

“…From the methodological point of view, the analysis is based on the sociology of culture and literary criticism.…”
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THE RITUALS OF IDEOLOGY AND ITS UNVEILING IN THE RITUALES DEL CAOS OF CARLOS MONSIVAIS by Marmolejo Cruz, Luis Tomás

“…Based on the analysis of three of Carlos Monsivais’ chronicles included in the anthology The Rituals of Chaos (1995), we answer the question about the kind of speech that constitutes such chronicles, this is to say, what do Monsivais’ chronicles talk about? Are they criticizing something? And if so, what kind of criticism do the Mexican writer’s texts establish? …”
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Social justice and gastronomy by McGowan, Nadia

“…The Platform is a horror fable that uses food as a metaphor in order to criticize the current social system and its lack of an equitable distribution of limited resources. …”
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CINEMATIC SABOTAGES: HITCHCOCK, TARANTINO, AND ALMODÓVAR by Stallings, Gregory Charles

“…At the same time, an analysis of cinematic sabotages may serve to illuminate the political impact of Asensi’s theory of criticism as sabotage.The theoretical base of this article is Manuel Asensi’s book Crítica y sabotaje which demonstrates that literary and film works have a performative function. …”
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