Blog and cultural recognition in Spanish literature
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https://doi.org/10.30827/RLKeywords:
blog, cultural legitimation, private diaries, literary creation, today’s Spanish literatureAbstract
Ten years after the creation of a great number of writers’ blogs, the aim of this paper is to assess the use made of this medium by a dozen Spanish writers. It analyses the impact of such blogs on the process of cultural recognition, their potential as a tool for literary creation and their similarities, as well as their differences, with private diaries.Downloads
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