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Bolaño and the History of the Future

Bolaño and the History of the Future

Roberto Bolaño, Amulet

Posted in Bolaño lecture, Lecture Videos | Tagged with C20th, Chile, history, memory, Mexico, motherhood, politics, youth

On Roberto Bolaño

On Roberto Bolaño

A conversation with Ryan Long

Posted in Bolaño videos, Conversation Videos | Tagged with Chile, displacement, exile, Mexico, politics, science fiction, space, temporality, violence

Bolaño Questions

Bolaño Questions

Questions on Amulet

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Bolaño Videos

Bolaño Videos

Videos about Roberto Bolaño and Mexico in the 1960s

Posted in Bolaño videos | Tagged with Chile, history, Mexico, politics, protest, videos

La Amortajada (The Shrouded Woman) – Maria Luisa Bombal

The Shrouded Woman draws in readers with its poetic, symbolically rich narrative, which can present an initial struggle to understand but eventually transforms into a beautiful journey, particularly when read in Spanish, where the unique characteristics of the language offer another layer to the story. Love Journey Ana Maria’s romantic journey unfolds as a touching […]

Posted in Blogs, Bombal | Tagged with Chile, death, family, grief, life, love, María Luisa Bombal

Bombal and Peripheral Modernism

Bombal and Peripheral Modernism

María Luisa Bombal, The Shrouded Woman

Posted in Bombal lecture, Lecture Videos | Tagged with agency, C20th, Chile, death, gender, life, modernism, narrator, patriarchy

Bombal Questions

Bombal Questions

Questions on The Shrouded Woman

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Bombal (2011 movie)

Bombal (2011 movie)

2011 biopic

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Bolaño’s Amulet; thinking about Auxilio

For this week, we were given the task of reading Amulet by Robert Bolaño. I found this to be one of the best books we’ve read in this course so far. This book, like many of the other ones, have the consistent theme of memory, and I think repetition. The story is one long monologue, […]

Posted in Blogs, Bolaño | Tagged with Chile, history, history of the future, literature, memory, Mexico, narrative, poet, Poetry, poverty, recollection, sad, sadness, trauma, Weekly Book Blog

Thoughts on Roberto Bolano’s “Amulet”: Time and the Creation of History

Roberto Bolano’s Amulet was an interesting read particularly because of the way its central motifs interact with one another in a way that feels very natural. On the one hand, the narrative is centrally concerned with time, however its dissection of time is not one of some objective or empirical account of time’s nature, rather […]

Posted in Blogs, Bolaño | Tagged with Chile, future, history, latin america, memories, memory, Mexico, Poetry

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