Ríos que cantan, árboles que lloran. Imágenes de la selva en la narrativa hispanoamericana (2021)

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Ríos que cantan, árboles que lloran. Imágenes de la selva en la narrativa hispanoamericana (2021)

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Los textos literarios se presentan como una ventana para explorar la dimensión ambiental de la condición humana; por ello, orientado a explorar varios temas clave del canon de las narrativas de la selva, Ríos que cantan, árboles que lloran... estudia sus imágenes y representaciones en novelas y cuentos hispanoamericanos del lapso 1905-2015, cuya acción se sitúa en la Amazonía —entorno selvático latinoamericano por excelencia—, pero también en la cuenca del Paraná, los bosques húmedos de América Central y otros entornos relevantes. Si bien la metodología privilegió las herramientas del ecocriticismo, la ecología política y la ética ambiental, se apoya igualmente en desarrollos recientes de la filosofía ecológica, la biogeografía de la selva tropical, la historia ambiental y la antropología cultural. Así, mediante este acercamiento pluridisciplinar, Ríos que cantan, árboles que lloran abre un escenario de diálogo fecundo entre la crítica literaria y otras áreas de las ciencias naturales, sociales y humanas, para proveer ideas y puntos de vista que contribuyen a la construcción de una relación distinta, simbiótica y no simplemente extractiva, entre las sociedades humanas y los ecosistemas naturales. Entrevista por Rebecca Hernández estudiante de maestría en Estudios Latinoamericanos en la Universidad de Estocolmo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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