Roberto Bolaño, Cervantes y Soldados de Salamina
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https://doi.org/10.30827/rl.v0i11.3755Keywords:
Cercas, Salamina, Bolaño, Cervantes, Self-fashioningAbstract
This article analyzes the role of Roberto Bolaño as a fictional character in Javier Cercas’ Soldados de Salamina. Through Roberto Bolaño’s identification with Miguel de Cervantes, the novel converts Bolaño in the archetypical figure of a modern novelist. The association of the Chilean author with Cervantes goes beyond the fictional discourse of Soldados de Salamina, since Bolaño himself shows in his works the influence of the Cervantine figure of a writer.Downloads
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