Author
Bartles; Jason A.
Year
2021
Publisher
Purdue University Press
Language
English
Pages
29
ISBN
978-1-61249-666-5
Last Update
15-Apr-2026
Keywords
Language & Literature ; Latin American Studies
ArteletrA, one of Juan Filloy’s many palindromes, can be read from left to right and back again, as well as from the central letter out toward both ends, perfectly replicating itself in every direction (Karcino 199). This palindrome is composed of the Spanish words arte and letra, meaning “art” and “letter,” respectively, or in my interpretation, “the art of writing.” ArteletrA, in this sense, becomes another possible way to say “literature.” Yet, to conflate art and literature with the crystalline structure of palindromes at the start of a study on the Sixties in Latin America would be disingenuous. Since the...
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