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Journal Article
De Vuelta A Cero En Tiempos de Epidemia
2021
Overview
Throughout the history of literature, blindness and visibility have endless interpretations. This paper aims to analyze the novel, Safe distance (2015) by Samanta Schweblin, in the light of the reflections of the philosopher Jacques Derrida to understand how the concept of the visible versus invisible is developed in her narrative fiction. These reflections will revolve around certain conceptual axes: blindness or the blind spot, vision, double reality, the self as an/other, etc., within the argumentation and structure of the novel, and within the greater framework of the experience of living a pandemic and the process of change and suffering.
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جامعة عين شمس - كلية الألسن
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