El cuento de tradición oral, símbolo de identidad cultural y prueba de transnacionalidad
(2002) Cruzando Fronteras en América Latina. Tercer Congreso Europeo de Latinoamericanistas. — Location: Amsterdam
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- (en) Traditional Quechua tales from the Andes have been collected for their identification function as a testimony for a specific culture. Paradoxically, they are also a paradigm of cultural globalisation. Indeed, the comparison with Spanish and Indo-European accounts unravels an undeniable morphological and thematic unity. The tales have crossed the borders between the West and Latin America. A comparative analysis highlights the invariants and variables of this particular form of multicultural communication. It is therefore possible not only to interpret the meaning of apparently irrational universal motifs, but also to understand the underlying syncretism.
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FUCaM Sciences Politiques, Sociales et de Communication
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Degroote-Ballez, M. (2002). El cuento de tradición oral, símbolo de identidad cultural y prueba de transnacionalidad. Cruzando Fronteras en América Latina. Tercer Congreso Europeo de Latinoamericanistas., Amsterdam. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/251308