De las tradiciones literarias a los entornos de aprendizaje

Abstract

At the table assigned to the topic of literary tradition, of the first conversation on the new Nicaraguan literature - organized by the Center for Linguistic and Literary Research of the UNAN Managua - they asked us if it was necessary to kill the literary father. The first thing we thought when we were there Carlos M. Castro, Guillermo Obando, Carlos Luna, his servant - was that we did not know who that father would be. That is to say, while in Nicaraguan poetry the shadows of Rubén Darío, Ernesto Cardenal and Carlos Martínez Rivas extend relentlessly over generations of Nicaraguan poets and poetesses, we do not feel a similar shadow in the narrative terrain.