La presenza di autori cileni in Canada dopo il 1973, con una intervista a José Leandro Urbina
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esilio, scrittori latinoamericani, Canada, autori di seconda generazione, integrazioneAbstract
Negli anni Settanta del Novecento in Canada si sono formate numerose comunità di esuli latino-americani in fuga dalle dittature. All’interno di queste comunità è fiorita una significativa esperienza letteraria, che ha visto gli autori di origine cilena assumere un ruolo di rilievo. Il presente contributo vuole ripercorrere quell’esperienza, anche attraverso un’intervista a José Leandro Urbina, scrittore ed esule, per concludere con una prospettiva contemporanea sugli autori di seconda generazione.
The Presence of Chilean Writers in Canada after 1973, with an Interview with José Leandro Urbina
In the 70s of the twentieth century in Canada were formed numerous communities of Latin American exiles fleeing dictatorships. Within these communities a significant literary experience has flourished, and the authors of Chilean origin assumed a leading role. This paper aims to retrace that experience, even through an interview with José Leandro Urbina, writer and exile, to conclude with a contemporary perspective on the authors of the second generation.
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