New scientific fiction: the relapse into “philosophy of identity” by Nicolás García

“…The prescence of a narrative instance that, by means of omniscience estrangement, and a strong load of scientific intertextuality, order the chaos of paranoid perceptions, contrast with “weak” forms of narration, familiar with the ethnographic and postautonomous novel, linked with the genre. …”
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¿“El voto nacional ahogado constantemente por las bayonetas”? El Congreso Extraordinario y el proceso revolucionario boliviano de 1847 by Marta Irurozqui

“…Originality: This study presents a new perspective on the political leadership exercised by the Congress, first, by contradicting the cliché on the governmental omniscience of the Executive and, second, by showing the leading role of the representatives in the promotion of political and constitutional use of arms, as opposed to the cliché of a public life defined by military caudillos or by caudillista militarism. …”
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Las novelas de corriente de conciencia y la obra de Hélène Lenoir by Lucía Montaner Sánchez

“…The beginning of the modernist novel is been manifested by the increasing interest in the narratives that deal with the character’s private life. The classic omniscient narration gives the place to the progressive development of self-consciousness, in terms of response to the «realist» desire of the 19th century. …”
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