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Pablo Medina – Rulfo Reconsidered (January 2000)

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If all novels are, by definition, failures, then Pedro Páramo, says Pablo Medina, is “one of the most compelling and significant failures ever written.”  His lecture considers Juan Rulfo’s use of time, his arrangement of multiple and contrapuntal perspectives, and his manipulation of voice and character to create an extraordinary unified whole.

Category: Residency Craft Lectures Tag: Poetry

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