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LANDAETA, Patricio  y  CRISTI, Ana María. THE (RE)WRITTING OF THE CITY IN CARLOS SEPÚLVEDA LEYTON’S HIJUNA… AND NICOMEDES GUZMÁN’S LA SANGRE Y LA ESPERANZA. Nueva rev. Pac. [online]. 2020, n.72, pp.239-258. ISSN 0716-6346.  http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0719-51762020000100239.

Carlos Sepúlveda Leyton’s Hijuna and Nicomedes Guzmán´s La Sangre y Esperanza are key novels to understand the reconfiguration of realism in Chile from innovations that, together with making visible marginalized social types, confront the representation of the suburban areas of Santiago. The interest is to show how the appropriation of the urban space in the mapping of the Matadero and Mapocho neighborhoods was made, with special emphasis on popular revolts that both novels consider.

Palabras clave : Marginal Literature; literatura; Geocriticism; Carlos Sepúlveda Leyton; Nicomedes Guzmán.

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