Publication: Modernidad y progreso a través de la reconstrucción microhistórica literaria del noreste mexicano en "Narcedalia piedrotas".
Authors
Marini, Anna Marta
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Asociación Española de Americanicistas
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https://doi.org/10.6018/nav.418631
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Abstract
La centralidad cultural e institucional que ha acompañado el desarrollo de las regiones
rurales y periféricas de México ha conllevado un prolongado y generalizado descuido hacia la
narración historiográfica de la región norte. La reconstrucción de su dimensión social ha sido
retomada por el trabajo de historiadores locales; entre otros Ricardo Elizondo Elizondo (1950-
2013) se destaca por su obra narrativa, en la cual se expresa su trabajo historiográfico a
través de una ficción cercana al relato microhistórico. El presente artículo propone, por lo
tanto, una aproximación a la microhistoria del noreste entre el fin de las luchas
revolucionarias y el surgimiento de las políticas neoliberales, siguiendo la línea expertamente
marcada por la novela coral de Elizondo Narcedalia piedrotas (1993) y reconstruyendo de ahí
la relación entre contexto histórico y narración literaria.
Cultural and institutional centralism has characterized the development of rural and liminal regions of Mexico, entailing a prolonged and generalized neglect towards historiographic narration of the Northern region. The reconstruction of its social dimension has been picked up through the work of local historians; among a few, Ricardo Elizondo Elizondo (1950-2013) stands out thanks to his literary work, in which his historiographic research is conveyed through microhistory-related fiction. Thus, this research paper suggests an approximation to the Mexican Northwest microhistory between the end of the revolutionary conflicts and the rise of neoliberal politics, following the trace marked by Elizondo’s coral novel Narcedalia piedrotas (1993) and reconstructing the relation existing between historical context and literary narrative.
Cultural and institutional centralism has characterized the development of rural and liminal regions of Mexico, entailing a prolonged and generalized neglect towards historiographic narration of the Northern region. The reconstruction of its social dimension has been picked up through the work of local historians; among a few, Ricardo Elizondo Elizondo (1950-2013) stands out thanks to his literary work, in which his historiographic research is conveyed through microhistory-related fiction. Thus, this research paper suggests an approximation to the Mexican Northwest microhistory between the end of the revolutionary conflicts and the rise of neoliberal politics, following the trace marked by Elizondo’s coral novel Narcedalia piedrotas (1993) and reconstructing the relation existing between historical context and literary narrative.
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Navegamérica, Nº 24 (2020)
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