Afrodita en Venecia o los límites de la interpretación: la novella La tempestad de Juan Manuel de Prada
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Afrodita en Venecia o los límites de la interpretación, la novella La tempestad de Juan Manuel de PradaAbstract
"Había viajado a Venecia en busca de un cuadro que conocía sólo a través de reprodu cciones fotográficas..." ( 12) se lee en las primeras páginas de la novela de Juan Manuel de Prada, que se desarrolla ante un trasfondo invernal decadentista en la ciudad de Venecia. El protagonista del texto es Alejandro Ballesteros, joven profesor universitario y especialista en arte, que nos va a preocupar en su función particular de yo-narrador, personaje-generador de la novela y sobre todo en su función de 'mitógrafo' para decirlo con las palabras de Ulrich Prill.2 El mitógrafo, según él, es el que al transformar e interpretar los elementos de un mito, al mismo tiempo los reconstruye y reproduce. El tema de nuestro artículo será entonces la revitalización, la reduplicación y la superposición de mitemas, discursos y estructuras literarias en una novela española del año 1997, premiada con el Planeta en el mismo año, una novela que -dicho sea de paso- provocó una fuerte polémica entre los críticos...
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