Displacement and the outdoors: a return journey
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2317-9651.v0i10p18-37Keywords:
return narratives, returner, Borges, home, homelandAbstract
The present paper reflects on the return narratives and the condition of the returner, as the author names it, in the context of modern cultural migrations. In order to do so, the text analyzes the relation between a personal memory narrated in Varia imaginación and the essay about fictional texts by other writers –especially Argentinian ones.Downloads
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