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Realismo histérico o postmodernismo recherché es una corriente literaria surgida con el posmodernismo. Pone su acento en la descripción detallada de los hechos llevándolo hasta un extremo irreconocible. Se coloca el adjetivo histérico a este tipo de realismo por el juego introducido en el contrato de lectura entre el narrador y los lectores. El deseo nunca termina de realizarse a nivel de catálisis aristotélica siempre queda en suspenso o a nivel del psicoanálisis freudiano se busca la figura de un lector castrado que nunca termina de desarrollar su propio potencial.
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| dbo:abstract | Realismo histérico o postmodernismo recherché es una corriente literaria surgida con el posmodernismo. Pone su acento en la descripción detallada de los hechos llevándolo hasta un extremo irreconocible. Se coloca el adjetivo histérico a este tipo de realismo por el juego introducido en el contrato de lectura entre el narrador y los lectores. El deseo nunca termina de realizarse a nivel de catálisis aristotélica siempre queda en suspenso o a nivel del psicoanálisis freudiano se busca la figura de un lector castrado que nunca termina de desarrollar su propio potencial. (es) Hysterical realism is a term coined in 2000 by English critic James Wood to describe what he sees as a literary genre typified by a strong contrast between elaborately absurd prose, plotting, or characterization, on the one hand, and careful, detailed investigations of real, specific social phenomena on the other. It is also known as recherché postmodernism. (en) Le réalisme hystérique, également appelé « recherché postmodernism » ou « maximalisme » est un mouvement littéraire caractérisé par une longueur chronique, des personnages maniaques, une action frénétique et des digressions fréquentes sur des sujets accessoires par rapport à l'histoire. (fr) Il realismo isterico, anche chiamato recherché postmodernism o postmodernismo ricercato, è un genere letterario caratterizzato da lunghezza cronica, personaggi maniacali e frequenti su argomenti secondari rispetto alla storia, secondo il critico che lo definì in un saggio su Denti bianchi di Zadie Smith. Wood usò la locuzione per denotare il concetto contemporaneo di "grande, ambizioso romanzo" che persegue la vitalità "a tutti i costi". In risposta, Zadie Smith descrisse il realismo isterico come un termine "dolorosamente accurato per il tipo di prosa esagerata e maniacale che si può trovare in romanzi come il mio Denti bianchi. . . " I candidati ad essere inclusi nel genere sono: Don DeLillo, Dave Eggers, Jonathan Franzen, Joyce Carol Oates, Richard Powers, Thomas Pynchon, Salman Rushdie, Robert Clark Young, Zadie Smith, David Foster Wallace, Tom Wolfe e Neal Stephenson. Nei loro lavori lo stile di prosa "isterica" viene spesso accoppiato ad effetti "realistici" quasi giornalistici, come la descrizione di Pynchon del XVIII secolo in Mason & Dixon, il trattamento di DeLillo di Lee Harvey Oswald in Libra, o quello di Young degli arcani della vita nella flotta statunitense in One of the Guys. Questa tecnica letteraria del trattamento stravagante di eventi di ogni giorno può essere trovata in autori precedenti come Il Maestro e Margherita di Michail Afanas'evič Bulgakov e il Moby Dick di Herman Melville. (it) |
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| rdfs:comment | Realismo histérico o postmodernismo recherché es una corriente literaria surgida con el posmodernismo. Pone su acento en la descripción detallada de los hechos llevándolo hasta un extremo irreconocible. Se coloca el adjetivo histérico a este tipo de realismo por el juego introducido en el contrato de lectura entre el narrador y los lectores. El deseo nunca termina de realizarse a nivel de catálisis aristotélica siempre queda en suspenso o a nivel del psicoanálisis freudiano se busca la figura de un lector castrado que nunca termina de desarrollar su propio potencial. (es) Hysterical realism is a term coined in 2000 by English critic James Wood to describe what he sees as a literary genre typified by a strong contrast between elaborately absurd prose, plotting, or characterization, on the one hand, and careful, detailed investigations of real, specific social phenomena on the other. It is also known as recherché postmodernism. (en) Le réalisme hystérique, également appelé « recherché postmodernism » ou « maximalisme » est un mouvement littéraire caractérisé par une longueur chronique, des personnages maniaques, une action frénétique et des digressions fréquentes sur des sujets accessoires par rapport à l'histoire. (fr) Il realismo isterico, anche chiamato recherché postmodernism o postmodernismo ricercato, è un genere letterario caratterizzato da lunghezza cronica, personaggi maniacali e frequenti su argomenti secondari rispetto alla storia, secondo il critico che lo definì in un saggio su Denti bianchi di Zadie Smith. (it) |
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