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POLLAROLO, Giovanna. País de Jauja ¿novela familiar?. Letras [online]. 2015, vol.86, n.124, pp.226-238. ISSN 2071-5072.

País de Jauja (1993), by Edgardo Rivera Martínez, has been read as a novel that proposes the viability of a national project, integrating diverse and heterogeneous cultural tendencies, both internal and external, and present and past. Jauja, which is a cosmopolitan and Andean town, as well as Claudio, who is also the cosmopolitan and Andean narrator, constitute a "real" yet symbolic ambience of a harmonious coexistence. From this perspective, it is valid to ask if País de Jauja can be read as a "family novel" based on the theoretical approach developed by Doris Sommer, in so far as the representation of family becomes an allegory of the nation

Palavras-chave : National project; Family novel; Romance; Founding couple.

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