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"Un puente sobre el abismo", de Higinio Noja Ruiz (1932) : cultura libertaria y literatura pacifista de entreguerras

2021

El escritor, ensayista y militante anarquista Higinio Noja Ruiz publicó en 1932 la novela Un puente sobre el abismo en la Editorial Estudios de Valencia. En ella Noja abordó el tema de las guerras y la lucha contra ellas a través de su protagonista, Guillermo Arjona, un joven burgués mallorquín muy influido por su lectura de las novelas sobre la Primera Guerra Mundial y casi obsesionado con esta temática. Se analiza aquí en primer lugar la figura de Noja Ruiz (1994-1972), prolífico novelista social a la vez que ensayista y pensador libertario de las décadas de 1920 y 1930. La trayectoria de Noja es inseparable de la de la revista cultural y editorial libertaria valenciana Estudios (1928-193…

AnarquismoHistoryPacifismeEstudios. Revista eclécticapacifismoAnarchismAnti-war literatureHiginio Noja RuizPacifismModern history 1453-anarquismoD204-475Estudios. Revista EclécticaPrimera Guerra MundialPrimera guerra mundialliteratura antibélicaLiteratura antibèl·licaLiteratura antibélicaAnarquismeWorld war iPacifismo
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La scelta del trauma. Eraldo Affinati negli anni '90

2017

The article reads the short stories and novels by the Italian writer Eraldo Affinati in the 1990s, with special regard to a twofold aspect: the cultural appropriation of a post-war traumatic experience by an author born in 1956, which lead to the strive to re-invent one's own past in an eventless present. Affinati's ethical approach to fiction is deeply questioned in the last part of the essay

Settore L-FIL-LET/14 - Critica Letteraria E Letterature ComparatePost-war literature trauma studies contemporary Italian fictionSettore L-FIL-LET/11 - Letteratura Italiana Contemporanea
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I nomi dei militi ignoti. Letteratura di guerra sovietica e giornalismo, o verisimiglianza e verità: due casi

2022

Vasilij Subbotin’s "We Stormed the Reichstag" is a typical specimen of the wave of non-fiction prose about World War II which sprang up in the wake of the 20th Congress. The search for the unjustly forgotten war hero, one of the major themes of this kind of literature, is represented here by the story of Pëtr Pjatnickij, a soldier who fell on the steps of the Reichstag entrance with a red flag in his hand and was then forgotten. If, hypothetically, this story was false, it would echo the (probably false) story of the 28 ‘panfilovcy’ who purportedly fell at Dubosekovo during the battle for Moscow. In that case, Subbotin’s text would embody a characteristically literary device: giving a name …

Vasilij SubbotinNon-Fiction.War LiteratureSettore L-LIN/21 - SlavisticaAleksandr Krivickij
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Jermut, korpisoturit ja militaristit suomalaisessa sotakirjallisuudessa

2019


 
 
 Arto Jokinen, Isänmaan miehet: Maskuliinisuus, kansakunta ja väkivalta suomalaisessa sotakirjallisuudessa. Toim. Markku Soikkeli ja Ville Kivimäki. Tampere: Vastapaino 2019, 296 s.
 
 

war literaturekirja-arvostelutsodatmen's studiessotakirjallisuusbook reviewsGeneral Medicinewarsmiestutkimus
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