El criminal imaginado: Est�tica, �tica y pol�tica en la ficci�n latinoamericana (19902010) ebook

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El criminal imaginado: Est�tica, �tica y pol�tica en la ficci�n latinoamericana (1990�2010) analiza pel�culas y novelas donde los personajes principales son o se vuelven criminales. El protagonismo del delincuente en la cultura latinoamericana contempor�nea desplaza al detective en su rol estelar del cl�sico policial ingl�s o estadounidense. Estas ficciones no buscan restablecer la ley y el orden, ya que el criminal imaginado indica el deseo de cambiar su entorno; por ello, transgrede las limitaciones de su g�nero, raza o clase social. Ahora bien, la producci�n cultural reciente dista de ser uniforme. Por ello, este texto propone un espectro que comienza con objetos culturales sobre el narcotr�fico, donde el criminal re�ne caracter�sticas del criminal corporativo, el g�nster y el noble bandido. En este retrato del narcotraficante, quien manda es el consumo y la circulaci�n de mercanc�as y capital. La gama de criminales imaginados contin�a con ficciones donde los delitos se deben principalmente a motivos pol�ticos y culturales; es decir, el transgresor no intenta integrarse al capitalismo como el g�nster ni sigue las leyes del mercado. Por el contrario, se trata de ladrones, secuestradores o prostitutas que prefieren relaciones de poder horizontal y construyen su propia �tica. La gama estudiada en este trabajo termina con representaciones de cr�menes pol�ticos que buscan cambiar un sistema pol�tico o econ�mico, espec�ficamente, ficciones sobre anarquistas y movimientos de liberaci�n nacional del siglo XX. En pocas palabras, la cultura visual y narrativa es un espejo que refleja algunas tendencias pol�ticas, �ticas y est�ticas en Latinoam�rica desde 1990.El criminal imaginado: Est�tica, �tica y pol�tica en la ficci�n latinoamericana (19902010) 1st Edition is written by Cristina M�guez Cruz and published by Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers. ISBNs for El criminal imaginado are 9781453909812, 1453909818 and the print ISBNs are 9781433120657, 1433120658.

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El criminal imaginado: Est�tica, �tica y pol�tica en la ficci�n latinoamericana (1990�2010) analiza pel�culas y novelas donde los personajes principales son o se vuelven criminales.

El protagonismo del delincuente en la cultura latinoamericana contempor�nea desplaza al detective en su rol estelar del cl�sico policial ingl�s o estadounidense. Estas ficciones no buscan restablecer la ley y el orden, ya que el criminal imaginado indica el deseo de cambiar su entorno; por ello, transgrede las limitaciones de su g�nero, raza o clase social. Ahora bien, la producci�n cultural reciente dista de ser uniforme. Por ello, este texto propone un espectro que comienza con objetos culturales sobre el narcotr�fico, donde el criminal re�ne caracter�sticas del criminal corporativo, el g�nster y el noble bandido. En este retrato del narcotraficante, quien manda es el consumo y la circulaci�n de mercanc�as y capital. La gama de criminales imaginados contin�a con ficciones donde los delitos se deben principalmente a motivos pol�ticos y culturales; es decir, el transgresor no intenta integrarse al capitalismo como el g�nster ni sigue las leyes del mercado. Por el contrario, se trata de ladrones, secuestradores o prostitutas que prefieren relaciones de poder horizontal y construyen su propia �tica. La gama estudiada en este trabajo termina con representaciones de cr�menes pol�ticos que buscan cambiar un sistema pol�tico o econ�mico, espec�ficamente, ficciones sobre anarquistas y movimientos de liberaci�n nacional del siglo XX. En pocas palabras, la cultura visual y narrativa es un espejo que refleja algunas tendencias pol�ticas, �ticas y est�ticas en Latinoam�rica desde 1990.El criminal imaginado: Est�tica, �tica y pol�tica en la ficci�n latinoamericana (19902010) 1st Edition is written by Cristina M�guez Cruz and published by Peter Lang Inc., International Academic Publishers. ISBNs for El criminal imaginado are 9781453909812, 1453909818 and the print ISBNs are 9781433120657, 1433120658.