Representación andina en las tojjras narrativas de Gamaliel Churata

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Mauro Mamani Macedo
Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
El propósito de este artículo es presentar y analizar la prosa breve de Gamaliel Churata (1897-1969). Después de una indagación en revistas y periódicos de Perú y Bolivia publicados en las primeras décadas del siglo XX se reunió veintiocho prosas breves. Consideramos que mediante esta investigación contribuimos con el conocimiento de la obra de Churata, ya que antes reunimos su obra poética dispersa en publicaciones periódicas. A estos rescates se suman la obra inédita que se está divulgando tanto en prosa como en poesía, lo que reconstruye la obra de un pensador continental.

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Mamani Macedo, Mauro. «Representación andina en las tojjras narrativas de Gamaliel Churata». Mitologías hoy, 2020, vol.VOL 21, pp. 153-69, doi:10.5565/rev/mitologias.682.
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