Mariano Azuela y la literatura de la Revolución Mexicana
by Mariano Azuela y la Literatura de la Revolución Mexicana (International Colloquium) (2015 Colegio de México)
2017
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Critical essays on work of classic novelist of Mexican revolution (1873-1952) and its repercussions in other literature and film. Topics include constructed orality in Los de Abajo (1915), translations of Azuela's work and its reception in other cultures, film adaptations, literary uses of photography in Nellie Campobello's Cartucho (1931), and others.