José Carlos Redondo Olmedilla
Biographic Data
| ID | 6673410 |
|---|---|
| NAME | José Carlos Redondo Olmedilla |
| GIVEN NAMES | José Carlos Redondo |
| FAMILY NAME | Olmedilla |
| SIGNATURE | OLMEDILLA J C R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Almería |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1513-9334 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Towards a hermeneutics of the postmodern transnational space
The work analyses the “spatial turn” in recent Australian literature, which has led to a new transnational orientation in many contemporary Australian narratives. To do so, it frames literary production in terms of spatial cognition and analyses spatiality and cognition as presented by several scholars in several realms. This theoretical introduction is followed by a more practical examination of recent Australian literary works and changes. Thei…
A comparative and epistemic approach to Anglophone and Latin American postcolonial theory and criticism
Postcolonial criticism is one of the critical derivations of recent times. Nevertheless, not many works have undertaken studies based upon comparative analyses grounded on its episteme(s). The present study demonstrates that there is more than one episteme in postcolonial criticism. To prove it, the analysis considers key points in the evolution of the ideology and criticism of Anglophone and Latin American postcolonial realms. It first covers th…
Tracing Huxley’s orientalism
From the national/cosmopolitan divide to the transnational poetics in modern Australian narrative
The article explores the divide between the national and the cosmopolitan in Australian literature, describing its importance and evolution as it formed a contemporary transnational poetics, illustrating how this divide and its manifestations have articulated the personality of Australian literature across time. It tracks important Australian authors within this framework and analyses the sensibilities of expatriate writers and their roles as com…
Historia y ficción en la narrativa latinoamericana
This article examines Trilogía del siglo XX, by the Mexican writer Jorge Volpi (1968). The study centers its major purpose on the considerations of history and fiction and on the analyses derived from human experience, reality, time, place, space and the linguistic turn. Given this critical backdrop, it also aims to analyze the scope of those approaches by placing them on present Latin American narrative and especially on the Trilogía del siglo X…
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Historia y ficción en la narrativa latinoamericana
This article examines Trilogía del siglo XX, by the Mexican writer Jorge Volpi (1968). The study centers its major purpose on the considerations of history and fiction and on the analyses derived from human experience, reality, time, place, space and the linguistic turn. Given this critical backdrop, it also aims to analyze the scope of those approaches by placing them on present Latin American narrative and especially on the Trilogía del siglo X…
Tracing Huxley’s orientalism
From the national/cosmopolitan divide to the transnational poetics in modern Australian narrative
The article explores the divide between the national and the cosmopolitan in Australian literature, describing its importance and evolution as it formed a contemporary transnational poetics, illustrating how this divide and its manifestations have articulated the personality of Australian literature across time. It tracks important Australian authors within this framework and analyses the sensibilities of expatriate writers and their roles as com…
Towards a hermeneutics of the postmodern transnational space
The work analyses the “spatial turn” in recent Australian literature, which has led to a new transnational orientation in many contemporary Australian narratives. To do so, it frames literary production in terms of spatial cognition and analyses spatiality and cognition as presented by several scholars in several realms. This theoretical introduction is followed by a more practical examination of recent Australian literary works and changes. Thei…
A comparative and epistemic approach to Anglophone and Latin American postcolonial theory and criticism
Postcolonial criticism is one of the critical derivations of recent times. Nevertheless, not many works have undertaken studies based upon comparative analyses grounded on its episteme(s). The present study demonstrates that there is more than one episteme in postcolonial criticism. To prove it, the analysis considers key points in the evolution of the ideology and criticism of Anglophone and Latin American postcolonial realms. It first covers th…
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