The photographer in the contemporary spanish romance

Authors

  • Fernando de Tacca Universidade Estadual de Londrina

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5433/1984-7939.2011v7n11p93

Keywords:

Spanish literature, Spanish Ethus, The photographic, Collective imaginary.

Abstract

This article talks about the construction of the imaginary of Spanish being, based on three spanish literary works related to the photographic: La foto de los suecos, Juan Cruz (1998), La ruta de Snábel, from Vital Citores (2001), and El pintor de batallas, Arturo Perez-Reverte (2006). The interest of these books analysis came from the reading of the book España, sueño y verdad, from the researcher and essayist María Zambrano (1965), whereupon she works the spanish ethus built by three literary charecters: Dom Quijote, El Cid and Don Juan. With the analyses, this article explores questions between charecters and authors in the spanish’s recent literary production, where the photographer is revealed as enunciator and narrative element and concludes that, the recent literature keeps considerable distance of social ambiguity presents in the book and in the epic charecters analysed by Zambrano.

Author Biography

Fernando de Tacca, Universidade Estadual de Londrina

Fotógrafo e professor livre-docente na Unicamp. Foi contemplado com o Prêmio Marc Ferrez de Fotografia (Funarte) nos anos 1984 e 2010, e com a Bolsa Vitae de Artes/ Fotografia 2002. Em 2006 recebeu o Prêmio Zeferino Vaz de Reconhecimento Acadêmico e ganhou o Prêmio Pierre Verger de Ensaio Fotográfico (ABA). Em 2011 recebeu a Bolsa de Produtividade Científica na área de Artes do CNPq. Publicou dois livros: A imagética da Comissão Rondon (Papirus, 2001) e Imagens do Sagrado (Unicamp/Imesp, 2009). Atualmente pesquisa na Espanha (2011) com bolsa de pesquisa no exterior da Fapesp. Criador e editor da revista Studium desde 2000: www.studium.iar.unicamp.br.

How to Cite

Tacca, F. de. (2011). The photographer in the contemporary spanish romance. Discursos Fotograficos, 7(11), 93–114. https://doi.org/10.5433/1984-7939.2011v7n11p93

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