Julio Cortázar : rupturas y solidaridades. El programa narrativo de Rayuela en perspectiva.

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La Universidad Externado de Colombia, como institución que apoya el intercambio científico y cultural entre países y estimula la cooperación interuniversitaria para asegurar una presencia significativa de Colombia y América Latina en el concierto internacional, se complace en presentar por medio de la Facultad de Finanzas, Gobierno y Relaciones Internacionales y su Centro de Español para Extranjeros (CEPEX) la serie Enlace. El CEPEX, en su continuo interés por promover el legado cultural latinoamericano, ofrece a la comunidad académica y a la comunidad en general un importante recurso ...

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This volume contains the Proceedings of an NEH-sponsored seminar on the above topic. The book presents the lectures by Juan Bautista de Avalle-Arce, Jorge E. Gracia, Francisco Miranda, José Rabasa, nineteen essays written by participating faculty, and twelve summaries presented by other scholars.