Writing Paris : urban topographies of desire in contemporary Latin American fiction / Marcy E. Schwartz.
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Table of Contents:
- List of Illustrations
- The City As Text and Paris As Fiction
- Desiring Paris
- The Latin American Conception of the Lettered City, 1840 to 1960
- The Interstices of Desire
- Paris As Passageway in Julio Cortazar's Short Fiction
- The Immovable Feast
- Paris and Politics in Manuel Scorza's La danza inmovil
- On the Border
- Cultural and Linguistic Trespassing in Alfredo Bryce Echenique's La vida exagerada de Martin Romana and El hombre que hablaba de Octavia de Cadiz
- Paris Under Her Skin
- Luisa Futoransky's Urban Inscriptions of Exile
- Epilogue.