Géneros y subgéneros literarios en los diarios de Andrés Trapiello
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2021
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Liverpool University Press
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Luque Amo, Álvaro. «Géneros y Subgéneros Literarios En Los Diarios de Andrés Trapiello». Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, vol. 98, n.º 3, 2021, pp. 269-83. DOI.org (Crossref), https://doi.org/10.3828/bhs.2021.16.
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Este artículo presenta un acercamiento a la obra diarística de Andrés Trapiello con el objetivo de analizar los diferentes géneros y subgéneros literarios que, según la hipótesis inicial, pueden localizarse en sus páginas. El «Salón de pasos perdidos» (1990-2018), título empleado por Trapiello para agrupar los veintidós tomos de su diario -proyecto que José-Carlos Mainer considera de gran relevancia en la literatura española reciente-, se construye mediante entradas diarísticas que incluyen varios tipos de discursos. Esta heterogeneidad se debe, según la crítica francesa Béatrice Didier, a la condición del diario personal como forma abierta. A partir de este concepto se estudia el predominio de discursos literarios en los diarios de Andrés Trapiello, lo que explica el carácter del «Salón de pasos perdidos» como diario literario. Para la elaboración de este estudio, de carácter crítico y teórico-literario, se utilizan herramientas propias de la teoría sobre escritura autobiográfica y escritura diarística.
ABSTRACT: This article presents an approach to the diaristic work of Andrés Trapiello with the aim of analysing the literary genres and subgenres that, according to the initial hypothesis, can be located in its pages. «Salón de pasos perdidos» (1990–2018), a title used by Trapiello to group the 22 volumes of his diary – a project regarded by the Spanish historian and critic José-Carlos Mainer as of relevance in Spanish literatura – is constructed through diaristic entries that include speeches of various kinds. This heterogeneity is due, according to the French critic Béatrice Didier, to the personal diary being regarded as an open form. Using this concept as a starting point, the predominance of literary speeches in Andrés Trapiello’s diaries is a focus of the study, which explains the character of «Salón de pasos perdidos» as a literary diary. To elaborate this study, tools of autobiographical and diaristic writing theory are used.
ABSTRACT: This article presents an approach to the diaristic work of Andrés Trapiello with the aim of analysing the literary genres and subgenres that, according to the initial hypothesis, can be located in its pages. «Salón de pasos perdidos» (1990–2018), a title used by Trapiello to group the 22 volumes of his diary – a project regarded by the Spanish historian and critic José-Carlos Mainer as of relevance in Spanish literatura – is constructed through diaristic entries that include speeches of various kinds. This heterogeneity is due, according to the French critic Béatrice Didier, to the personal diary being regarded as an open form. Using this concept as a starting point, the predominance of literary speeches in Andrés Trapiello’s diaries is a focus of the study, which explains the character of «Salón de pasos perdidos» as a literary diary. To elaborate this study, tools of autobiographical and diaristic writing theory are used.