Imagine/do

Gabriela  Milone; Franca  Maccioni; Silvana  Santucci; Adriana  Canseco; Julieta  Cuervo; Julia  Jorge; Paula  La Rocca; Ana  Neuburger; Belisario  Zalazar; Milagros  González; Ana  Levstein

Imagine/do: Theoretical fictions for contemporary literature and the arts Contemporary

Authors

Gabriela Milone (ed)

Franca Maccioni (ed)

Silvana Santucci (ed)

Keywords:

contemporary art, theoretical fiction, literature

Synopsis

The book Imaginar/hacer. Ficciones teóricas para la literatura y las artes contemporáneas (Imagining/Making: Theoretical Fictions for Contemporary Literature and the Arts) seeks to problematize possible relationships between imagining and making that call into question representations of language(s), writing(s), temporality(ies), history(ies), and the common at the turn of the century. In addition, it seeks to reflect on a unique contemporary critical practice, situated between theory and fiction, which focuses on ways of imagining and doing that emerge from contemporary aesthetics. In its pages, the authors seek to configure a reflective framework with notions drawn from contemporary theory, criticism, and philosophy, with the aim of configuring a category that is highly operational: theoretical fiction. The publication brings together collective and original productions derived from the work carried out during the specific period of 2018-2019 by the research team "Materialist Perspectives: A Critical Approach to Contemporary Writings" led by Gabriela Milone and based at the María Saleme de Burnichon Research Center (FFyH/UNC), both in the undergraduate and graduate teaching space and in scientific events and interdisciplinary exchanges with other researchers.

Chapters

Imagine/create: fiction, writing, community
Imagine/do

Gabriela Milone

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Theoretical fiction

Gabriela Milone, Franca Maccioni, Silvana Santucci

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Imagine/create: poems, landscapes, folds
Inventing childhood. Towards a poetics of childhood in Marosa di Giorgio

Adriana Canseco

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Mobile territoriality
Writing, imagination, and territory in Tigre by Javier Cófreces and Alberto Muñoz

Julieta Cuervo

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Landscape of fiction

Julia Jorge

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The letter, material for aesthetic work

Paula La Rocca

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Imagine/make: remains, worlds, things
Notes on time, image, and the end

Ana Neuburger

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Non-human figures of time: geohistory, technical artifacts, and multiple temporalities

Belisario Zalazar

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Imagining possible relationships. The cabinet of curiosities in La memoria de las cosas (The Memory of Things) by Gabriela Jáuregui

Milagros González

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Imagine/create: fable, language, fiction
Fictionalizing languages
#ILLITERATE The conspiracy of letters

Julia Jorge

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#PHONIC ARCHAEOLOGY
The myth of the origin of languages

Gabriela Milone

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#BABEL
The languages of Pope Francis on his trip to Temuco: first worldism, third worldism, and Babelization

Ana Levstein

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#INSURGENTEROTIC
Confabular un diccionario y crear comunidades insurgentes. El caso de Eam intra habes: veinte definiciones que no vas a encontrar en el VOX

Belisario Zalazar

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#UNTANSLATABLE
Drawing the world: the untranslatability of one's mother tongue

Adriana Canseco

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#MIX
Remnants of one language in another: fragments, mixing, and foreignness in Sylvia Molloy's Living Between Languages

Paula La Rocca, Ana Neuburger

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#PORTUNHOLSELVAGEM
Fictions between languages / between borders

Franca Maccioni

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