¿La narcocultura demuestra la naturaleza antimoderna y neoconservadora de la posmodernidad?

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Elena Ritondale
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
El presente artículo quiere averiguar qué características semánticas, narrativas y estilísticas de la narcocultura testimonian una naturaleza antimoderna de la posmodernidad mexicana. Tras reseñar los estudios teóricos más representativos con respecto al debate general acerca de las corrientes neoconservadora de la posmodernidad, y explicar cuáles son las características de la narconarrativa que la acercan a otras obras posmodernas, se analizan las obras de Yuri Herrera y de Diego Enrique Osorno.
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posmodernidad, posmodernismo, narconarrativa, narcocultura

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Ritondale, Elena. «¿La narcocultura demuestra la naturaleza antimoderna y neoconservadora de la posmodernidad?». Mitologías hoy, 2015, vol.VOL 11, pp. 72-86, http://raco.cat/index.php/mitologias/article/view/297735.
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