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APPROPRIATIONS OF CHINESE CULTURE IN CONTEMPORARY SOUTH AMERICAN LITERATURE: A CONTRIBUTION TO A TENTATIVE MAP BASED ON THE WORKS OF CÉSAR AIRA, BERNARDO CARVALHO AND SIU KAM WEN
2015
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|| This article examines contemporary networks of readings between China and South American literature. Through works by César Aira, Bernardo Carvalho and Siu Kam Wen, it explores new configurations of comparative and world literature and different circuits of symbolic transference. Translation and stereotype are central categories to understand this zone of literary intersection.
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