Lima, hoja tras hoja por Arturo Sulca

¿Cómo ha sido imaginada Lima durante la historia de la literatura peruana? En esta emisión reflexionamos acerca de las particularidades de las principales obras literarias sobre Lima, desde Lima fundada (1732) de Pedro Peralta hasta Monólogos de Lima (2015) de Carmen Ollé. Nos interesa pensar las diversas maneras en que se ha presentado esta ciudad en la historia: como sede central de un virreinato, como capital de un Estado-nación y como ciudad de la globalización posmoderna.

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