Convergencia de la narrativa y la tecnologia en la literatura latinoamericana contemporanea
Abstract
The convergence of narrative and information technologies in Latin American
literature is a relatively new phenomenon. It is the intention of this thesis to outline the
literary theory behind the works examined here, elaborate a brief analysis of the
convergence where it is examined the preponderance of the narrative as a craft and the
technology as a format, and ultimately part of the craft. Eight different writers are
studied, from several countries in South America. Every single one of them utilizes
technologies at different levels of complexity, creating different proposals. Finally, a
number of conclusions are listed, which will help enlighten the current situation of this
convergence, posing evolving cycles at literary, technological and human levels.
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http://purl.galileo.usg.edu/uga_etd/sanchez-velasquez_daniel_e_200708_mahttp://hdl.handle.net/10724/24272