Lecturas del discurso polifónico en "Si te dicen que caí" (1973) de Juan Marsé: ciudadanía, verdad y memoria
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Candorcio Rodríguez, Natalia
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Journal article
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Spanish; Castilian
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text (article)
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2022
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Cuadernos de Aleph ISSN 2174-8713 Nº. 14, 2022 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Formas de la heterodoxia en la literatura hispánica. Desafíos al orden desde los márgenes.), pags. 52-72
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This article analyzes Si te dicen que caí (1973), by Juan Marsé, paying special attention to the polyphony and the use of the aventis from an integrative perspective that combines notions related to «Biopoetics» and Cultural Memory Studies. To achieve this, the confluence of voices in the text will be interpreted according to several concepts linked to biopolitics, such as citizen status and linguistic agency, and to the memory of the defeated as the driving force and subject of the narrative. The complexity of the novel takes on another meaning when it is interpreted as an example of heterodox «post-traumatic» discourse in which the status of the victims and their relationship with speech, truth and memory in the Spanish postwar period is not only problematized, but (re)produced.