The Chinese Trace in Cuban Literature

The Chinese Trace in Cuban Literature
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Publisher : RUTH
Total Pages : 203
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ISBN-10 : 9789597265801
ISBN-13 : 959726580X
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Book Synopsis The Chinese Trace in Cuban Literature by : Rogelio Rodriguez Coronel

Download or read book The Chinese Trace in Cuban Literature written by Rogelio Rodriguez Coronel and published by RUTH. This book was released on 2024-10-30 with total page 203 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A Chinese proverb that reminds us of this book reads: "The strongest and most luxuriant tree lives from what it has underneath." Thus, Cuban culture has nourishing sources that must be fully known in order to enjoy and understand what we are. Generally, the analyses of the nation's profile pay attention to the Hispanic and African components, and the important role of the Chinese channel in our culture is often overlooked. The Chinese Trace in Cuban Literature is, without a doubt, the most notable effort so far to reveal this trace in our literature, from the 19th century to today, and in different literary genres and discursive types; as its author maintains: "From the creation of novel characters designed within a reproductive realism, the assumption of signs typical of Chinese culture and thought for the shaping of the text, the treatment of historical issueseither in the evolutionary outline of a lineage or in the investigation of significant events, the incursion into this problem from generic modalities or literary renovation proposals, to the aesthetic feat of the transcoding of forms and meanings from Chinese to our language and culture".


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