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Severo Sarduy y Pedro Almodovar del barroco al kitsch en la narrativa y el cine postmodernos

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  • "On the other hand, the dissertation follows the process of displacement of Iberoamerican culture from its "natural" context with all its implications (rituals, music, lifestyles) to an "alien" context: The life of a small Spanish village in an apartment of the Postmodern "movida" in Madrid, so to speak, or the rhythms of the Cuban town Camaguey in "Le Palace"--a popular disco-club in Paris."
  • "This dissertation aims to develop an intertextual discourse between Cuban writer Severo Sarduy and Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodovar in connection with a representative body of contemporary Spanish American narrative and Spanish films. The analysis is done in a Postmodern cultural framework with special reference to Baroque and Kitsch aesthetics."
  • "Chapter IV, explores the image of the body as a self-referential space in the works of Sarduy and Almodovar, and the role of sexual differences and AIDS, in a time of increasing censorship and intolerance toward minorities in post-industrial societies."
  • "Chapter I, is a meditation on Hispanic American narrative and Postmodern Spanish cinema through the works of writers and filmmakers who share with Sarduy and Almodovar the same historical framework."
  • "Chapter III deals with the image of the post-industrial city as seen by Sarduy and Almodovar."
  • "I have chosen these two artists because their works incorporate certain voices so persistently overlooked--the marginated of Iberoamerican society--women, homosexuals, lesbians, transvestites, and transsexuals. Consequently, common themes to Sarduy and Almodovar--simulation, artifice, nostalgia, ambiguity, carnival--become tools for a deconstruction of Iberoamerican culture, throughout writings and films whose main purpose is to bring gender differences to the core of a phallic society."
  • "Chapter II, provides the aesthetic frame of the artists' works by analyzing the uses of Baroque and Kitsch in Hispanic American Neobaroque narrative, and in the Spanish films produced under Franco's dictatorship that "inspired" Almodovar's desire to dismantle traditional Spain."

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  • "Criticism, interpretation, etc"
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  • "Dissertations, Academic"

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  • "Severo Sarduy y Pedro Almodovar del barroco al kitsch en la narrativa y el cine postmodernos"
  • "Severo Sarduy y Pedro Almodóvar: del barroco al kitsch en la narrativa y el cine postmodernos"@es
  • "Severo Sarduy y Pedro Almodovar : del barroco al kitsch en la narrativa y el cine postmodernos"
  • "Severo Sarduy y Pedro Almodóvar : del barroco al kitsch en la narrativa y el cine postmodernos"
  • "Severo Sarduy y Pedro Almódovar : del barroco al kitsch en la narrativa y el cine postmodernos"
  • "Severo Sarduy y Pedro Almodovar: Del barroco al kitsch en la narrativa u el cine postmodernos"
  • "Severo Sarduy y Pedro Almodóvar del barroco al kitsch en la narrativa y el cine postmodernos"

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