El fluir de las identidades múltiples
Ensayo en torno a «It», la novela de Juan Ceyles
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https://doi.org/10.24310/analecta.v42i1-2.14461Keywords:
identity, madness, writing of limits, CeylesAbstract
This commentary focuses on the exegesis of It, by Juan Ceyles Domínguez, a groundbreaking romance, disproportionate, that voluntarily tears apart the limits traditionally established by literary genres. The work narrates, thus, the life of those who advance on their own path in search of an unknown identity, of those who travel through devastation, through the desolate space that rises, like dreams, on a dark background at the limits of art and madness. Therefore, the book is a pretext to narrate the life of someone who slides towards death without leaving any trace. It is a path that builds and destroys itself.
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