Documentalism, Rewriting and Appropiation in recent Chilean Poetry
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In this article, two ongoing researches about post-dictatorship Chilean poetry converge. Within it, the concept of documentalism is used to denote the study of the rewriting and appropriation procedures used by poets Jaime Pinos, María José Ferrada, Óscar Barrientos and Carlos Soto Román, authors who develop a special work of montage and intervention of documentary sources to generate a historic-cultural meditation about how mass media building reality and public discourses.
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