Publication: Los pliegues de Moscú: la dilatación de la ciudad en "El maestro y Margarita" de Bulgákov
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2008
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La visita del diablo a Moscú en el periodo de entreguerras despliega la ciudad en dos niveles, uno real, anclado en la descripción satírica y crítica del lugar, y otro fantástico, donde florece el polo lírico. Un tercer nivel metaliterario se fusiona con los anteriores al final de la novela en el espacio simbólico de lo trascendente, un no-lugar de encuentro para los personajes de los tres planos.
When the devil arrives at Moscow after the First World War, the city expands in two levels, one realistic, with a satiric and critic description of the places, and other fantastic, where the history becomes more poetic. A third level contains a literary reflexion about the limit between reality and fiction, on a symbolic place where the characters of three levels meet each other.
When the devil arrives at Moscow after the First World War, the city expands in two levels, one realistic, with a satiric and critic description of the places, and other fantastic, where the history becomes more poetic. A third level contains a literary reflexion about the limit between reality and fiction, on a symbolic place where the characters of three levels meet each other.