Self-insertion: Lie and truth in Javier Cercas’s narrative
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https://doi.org/10.32112/2174.2464.2018.247Keywords:
Autofiction, Javier Cercas, Reality, Fiction, Memory, History, Truth, Hero, Author, CharacterAbstract
In his work, Javier Cercas provides a repast where readers can savior all the themes and procedures that nowadays are attributed to the autofiction genre: autobiography, fiction and reality, lie and truth, memory and history. These subjects will help us to accomplish a suitable comparative analysis between Soldados de Salamina, El impostor and El monarca de las sombras. In those three novels the hero and the villain gain a relevant role in an environment where the concept of historical memory is used from opposed and contrary perspectives.
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