Uruguayan Literature in the Sixties: Crisis, Political Vanguard and New Narratives

Abstract

This article interprets the Uruguayan literary transformations during the sixties in its relation to the política! context. This paper analyzes the discussion on the future of the nation in the period; new directions for narrative production and its relationship with the revolutionary movements. Finally, the representation of collective subjectivity and space transformations are interpreted in the narrative of Cristina Peri Rossi, Mauricio Rosencof and Mario Levrero.