The subject in transition, a new subalternity in Chilean theater: analysis of "Flores de papel" and "El loco y la triste"
Abstract
This essay proposes, through a comparative análisis, a reading entry for the texts Flores de papel, by Egon Wolff, and El loco y la triste, by Juan Radrigán. The idea is establishing an equivalence relationship in that in both works the resistance of the subaltern is manifested through the configuration of space and marginal discourse. For the development of the proposal will be used some notions of Mikhail Bakhtin, Gayatri Spivak, Enrique Luengo, Zygmunt Bauman and Georg Simmel, all focused on the powers of discourse and the circumstances in which the enunciation occurs. Above abstract characterizations, the idea is to confirm the presence of a subject in transition who does not fully identify with the dominant block or the dominated one.
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