THE SUBTLETIES OF VERISIMILITUDE AND THE VARIATIONS OF REALITY
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https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-847X_8_17Keywords:
Victor Giudice, verisimilitude, realism, hyperrealism, PostmodernismAbstract
Recalling some of Victor Giudice ’s lessons during a fiction workshop, the author reflects on the role of verisimilitude in the construction of the realistic discourse in different contexts of the main manifestations of realistic literature from the nineteenth-century novel to the postmodern hyperrealistic narratives. The essay aims to analyze the short story “The Darbot Museum” as an example of contemporary hyperrealistic art in the sense that Hal Foster uses this denomination, that is, as art that adopts a referential and representational model.
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