The Transareality of Literatures of the World. Latin-America between Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania

Abstract

In a highly vectorized environment of transcultural intersections such as Latin America, a transarea philology can achieve pioneering results that contribute to analyzing critically the residues, partly racist, of the nationalist philologies founded in the 19th century, in order to get rid of from them. The knowledge stored in the literatures of the world can surely serve as a corrective for patterns of perception limited by the disciplines and highlight the questions that will be formulated from the transdisciplinary point of view. Starting from there, this article aims to analyze how Latin America could be thought of between Africa, Europe, Asia and Oceania, so that it results, in the sense of fundamental research, a new interpretation of the transarea relations.