Keywords
fragmentation
deconstruction
narratives
sistemas totalitarios
fragmentación
deconstrucción
narrativas
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Abstract
The following article examines fragmentation within totalitarian systems, in general, and in narratives, and its representation. The analyzes focuses in two opposing approaches to the term and its apparent deconstruction, as well as the implications that a new view of this term could mean in terms of literary interpretation and elsewhere.References
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