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Con el fin de festejar el centenario de la muerte de José Martí (1853-1895) se ofrece un libro cuyo objeto es esclarecer los nexos entre las estrategias de narrar y el proyecto de representar la nación; demostrar las distintas manifestaciones de este doble proceso que ocupa un lugar central en los textos martianos, y señalar cómo la textualización de la nación y el universo subjetivo del narrador constituyen un doble y articulado mecanismo discursivo. En la obra vasta y fragmentaria de José Martí la escritura de la identidad nacional se construye con la incorporación de códigos de...

Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda (1814-1873) was born in Cuba and split her life between Spain and her native island. Author of original novels, short stories and drama, she wrote Sab (1836-1841), considered the first Cuban novel about slavery in the island. Within its plots and subplots Sab comprises a modern message, as Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda, a highly prized author during her active literary life, exposes and advocates for the principles of freedom and equal human as well as feminine rights by means of a highly romantic story, building up a message that still stands valid today, as in...

Lucia Jerez, the only novel written by Jose Marti (Cuba, 1853-1895) ranks among the first and most important novels of Hispanic American Modernism. This work, overlooked or trivialized by critics over theyears, today is considered a revolutionary narrtive because in it the writer experiments with techniques that pre-announce the XX Century Vanguard writiers, and even contemporary post-modernism texts. This is a novel built upon symbols, impresionist and expresionist prose, full of visionary enunciations that depict the present and future of an off-balance world; and the fragile and inconstant...