Teacher: Mr. Elton Honors
Duration: 10 sessions of 2 hours each.
Monday & Friday from 15:00 to 17:00 hrs.
Start: Monday February 7, 2011
Cost: S /. 100 (includes certificate on behalf CAS Literature - San Marcos).
Location: Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences of San Marcos.
Av Venezuela 3400, Pavilion of Arts - University City, Lima 1.
Sommelier: The course offers an overview of the fantastic in Peruvian narrative, since the advent of the romantic sensibility in the nineteenth century, to the narrative of the 90, XX and XXI century. Considering that much of this production has not sustained monographic works, the course is also an invitation to reread, to find and rescue this mode of expression, which is of marginal status within the narrative corpus Peru, despite its large and diverse production records.
Objectives:
- Provide a historical overview of fantastic narrative production in Peru.
- Identify your main representatives in each historical period.
- To establish relationships between the fantastic with other genres like science fiction, gothic, humor, horror and gore.
- Reading of the major texts of selected authors and critical comments on each session.
Course program:
I. Definition of fantasy. The fantastic as Todorov. New readings of the fantastic. Theories of the fantastic in Latin America.
Reading: Selected Texts.
II. The fairy tale in Latin America. Problematization about the fantastic in Peru. The critical reception of the fantastic. The case of anthologies.
Reading: Selected Texts.
III. The great thing in European Romanticism. Peruvian Romanticism. Romantic Imagination serial novels: Lima from here a hundred years of Julián del Portillo and Father Narciso Aréstegui Horan. The gender of the tradition: Ricardo Palma. Francisco Ibáñez. Ambrosio Mariano Cateriano.
reading of "The procession of the souls "of Francisco Ibáñez and" The prayer of ten in the night "for Mariano Cateriano Ambrosio.
IV. Modernism: José Antonio Román. Clemente Palma's narrative: Stories malevolent Malignant Comics, XYZ.
reading of "The White House" and "Mors ex vita" of Clemente Palma.
V. Postmodernism: Ventura García Calderón: Dolorosa and naked reality. Luis Enrique Moreno Thelessen. Enrique López Albújar: Women Diogenes. Twice in the narrative of Abraham Valdelomar.
Reading "Kiss Evans" and "Finis desolatrix veritae" Abraham Valdelomar.
VI. Forefront and the transition years: Alberto Hidalgo. Carlos Pareja Paz Soldan. Sebastián Salazar Bondy. Wild Fabla César Vallejo.
Reading "Man Cubist Alberto Hidalgo and" Beyond life and death "of César Vallejo.
VII. Hatching of the fantastic: the narrative of fifty. Luis Loayza. Luis Felipe Angell. Edgardo Rivera Martínez. Alfredo Castellanos. The fantastic stories of Julio Ramón Ribeyro.
reading of "The Beast" by Luis Loayza and "dub" by Julio Ramón Ribeyro.
VIII. The '60s and '70s: Eduardo Gonzalez Viana. Carlos Calderón Fajardo. The stone in water Harry Belevan. Joseph B. Adolph and science fiction.
Reading "House" and "Artemio and MultiCal" JB Adolph.
IX. Latest trends: The narrative of the '80s: Enrique Prochazka. Carlos Herrera. José Guiche. José Donayre. 90s: From the horror and gore. Lucio Colonna-Preti: Crickets. Carlos Carrillo: To have them locked up. Reading
"Turing Test" Enrique Prochazka, "The Queen Mother" by José De Guiche and "Legacy of the Carpathians" by Carlos Carrillo.
X. The novice: from 2000 to the present. Final reviews of the course. Reading
texts. Elton
Honors. researcher, literary critic and university professor. A graduate of the MA in Literature from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. His main research field is fantastic literature. Post and participate as a speaker at various media and national and international academic events. Has published
impossible world. The fantastic in Peruvian narrative (Lima: Body of Metaphor Publishers, 2010. 255 pp.) And of
coantologador who dwell in the shadows. Sieges the vampire in fiction Peru (Lima: The Lamparero stunned, 2010. 276 pp.).
Organizers: Professional Academic School of Literature &
Literature Student Center (Celite).
Information and registration: Literature Student Center (Celite):
celitsanmarcos@gmail.com