Literature and politics, a contribution from anthropology. Art and militancy in the Partido Obrero (Cordoba)
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Literature, Politics, Written culture, Partido Obrero, CordobaAbstract
The objective of this article is to reflect on the potential of anthropology to study literature and more specifically the relationship between literature and politics, as a way, among others, of the “outside” of language -topic, in general, studied by other disciplines such as philosophy and literary studies-, based on the experience of my ethnographic research carried out in 2014 and 2015 in the Partido Obrero de Córdoba. To do this, I start from the materiality of literature, inserted into a set of specific practices, considering it, in turn, within a broader category of inseparable, heterogeneous and fuzzy margins of written culture; as well as the conceptions about literature that affects the link between literature / politics within this community. Likewise, I dedicate the first part of the article to problematize literature as an object of study, making a survey through the main theoretical currents that have historically approached it from different disciplines.
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