Historia, Lugares y Memoria, reseña crítica de la “Historia de los abuelos que no tuve”
Abstract
There are many remnants of historical things and ancient builds used by urban history researchers, to understand how cities or places were originally joined by human activities. This critical review presents the principal elements and methods that a city researcher can find in Jabloka’s novel, where a narrative dualism between the researcher and the research is implemented. Providing a unique method combining those field activities in a process of personal narratives. Research findings, and the way places are recreated, help us understand the way novel characters could have lived through the XX century inter-war period.Downloads
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