Toward a Redefinition of Modernity in Luis Sepúlveda's An Old Man Who Read Love Stories and World at the End of the World

Adrian Taylor Kane

Toward a Redefinition of Modernity in Luis Sepúlveda's An Old Man Who Read Love Stories and World at the End of the World

Adrian Taylor Kane

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Kane argues that the Chilean author’s novels, respectively set in the Amazon and Patagonia, are examples of a recent body of Latin American environmentalist fiction that suggests a shift from an anthropocentric to an ecocentric vision of the relationship between humans and their environments.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 28 Jan 2016
Event	The Invention of Nature in Latin America [University Tübingen, Germany] - Duration: 28 Jan 2016 → …

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Conference	The Invention of Nature in Latin America [University Tübingen, Germany]
Period	28/01/16 → …

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Latin American Literature

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Toward a Redefinition of Modernity in Luis Sepúlveda's An Old Man Who Read Love Stories and World at the End of the World

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