Myth and archive
first published 1990 Duke University Press, 1998 245 pages
Cambridge studies in Latin American and Iberian literature ;
Myth and Archive offers a new theory about the origin and evolution of the Latin American narrative, and about the emergence of the modern novel. Instead of following the traditional categories set up by literary history, Professor González Echevarri;a explores the relationship of the narrative to the language of authority: the law in the colonial period, science in the nineteenth century, and anthropology in the twe...
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