La Nueva España en dos novelas históricas del siglo XIX: El inquisidor de México y Trinidad de Juárez
Abstract
El presente trabajo se realiza el análisis de dos obras: El inquisidor de México (1838) de José Joaquín Pesado (1801-1861) y Trinidad de Juárez (1868) de Manuel Payno (1832-1896), donde continúo desarrollando mi concepción de la "novela decimonónica mexicana como novela del incesto", desde luego, como asunto preponderante, se complementa con las nociones de orfandad, identidad/alteridad, y desarticulación/desaparición del núcleo familiar.Downloads
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