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Jorge Semprn Memorys Long Voyage Iberian And Latin American Studies The Arts Literature And Identity New Daniela Omlor

Name: Jorge Semprn Memorys Long Voyage Iberian And Latin American Studies The Arts Literature And Identity New Daniela Omlor
SKU: BELL-43474948
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Jorge Semprn Memorys Long Voyage Iberian And Latin American Studies The Arts Literature And Identity New Daniela Omlor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.45 MB

Pages: 232

Author: Daniela Omlor

ISBN: 9783034308212, 3034308213

Language: English

Year: 2014

Edition: New

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Jorge Semprn Memorys Long Voyage Iberian And Latin American Studies The Arts Literature And Identity New Daniela Omlor by Daniela Omlor 9783034308212, 3034308213 instant download after payment.

Jorge Semprún is a leading writer from the first generation of Spanish Civil War exiles, yet studies of his work have often focused solely on his literary testimony to the concentration camps and his political activities. Although Semprún’s work derives from his incarceration in Buchenwald and his expulsion from the Spanish Communist Party in 1964, limiting the discussion of his works to the autobiographical details or to the realm of Holocaust studies is reductive. The responses by many influential writers to his recent death highlight that the significance of Semprún’s work goes beyond the testimony of historical events. His self-identification as a Spanish exile has often been neglected and there is no comprehensive study of his works available in English. This book provides a global view of his œuvre and extends literary analysis to texts that have received little critical attention. The author investigates the role played by memory in some of Semprún’s works, drawing on current debates in the field of memory studies. A detailed analysis of these works allows related concepts, such as exile and nostalgia, the Holocaust, the interplay between memory and writing, politics and collective memory, and postmemory and identity, to be examined and discussed.