SENTIDOS DEL CUERPO: PENAS Y CASTIGOS EN LA LITERATURA ARGENTINA
Abstract
Resumen:
A través de la escritura la corporalidad se configura con sus diversas marcas y rasgos. En particular, la literatura a veces funciona como una máquina de producir sentido político. El cuento del escritor argentino Osvaldo Lamborghini “El niño proletario”, tiene como característica la representación de la violencia encarnada en el cuerpo. Se ocupan espacios en las cuales éstos se ponen en contacto y marcan una posición respecto a otro (cuerpo). En “El niño proletario”, la idea de lo corporal y sus implicancias en relación con lo carnavalesco y expiatorio, conforman aspectos del relato.
Palabras clave: cuerpo, poder, resistencia, otredad, comunidad
Abstract:
Through the writing process, bodies are written with different marks and aspects. In particular, the literature sometimes works as a machine to produce political sense. The tale of the Argentinean writer Osvaldo Lamborghini "The proletarian child", is characterized by the depiction of violence embodied in the body occupying spaces in which the bodies are brought into contact and limit a position on another body. In “The proletarian child” the idea of the body and its implications regarding the carnavalesque and expiatory, are the main characteristics of the story.
Key words: body, power, resistance, otherness, community
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