(daily Nothing )le Néant Quotidien
(Zoe Valdes)
A novel full with symbolism where each character is an
image of cuban reality. The parents of Yocandra, old men,
alienated and disappointed by their ideals represent the
cuban revolution with its triumph, at the moment when one
has the hope which the promises are carried out, but which
are disappointed by the decline of the mode; Nihilliste,
an intellectual continued, supervised and censured by a
mode which it does not support and which it hates at the
point to wish its désaparition and this at any price;
Traitre, the opportunist traditional one of the revolutions
which succeeded by the adulation but which is detached from
now on mode in decline from fear of suffering injuries if
these changes continued; Linx, the typical, fast Cuban and
débrouillard which can improvise vis-a-vis the adversities
and which survives; Hernia, a person who cannot survive
vis-a-vis a situation of absolute decline and which nothing
but does complain without making only one decision or
taking party for anything and finally Yocandra-Fatherland,
a person which ceased believing and being identified with
surrounding reality and which does nothing but vegetate in
an absurd daily newspaper and vacuum. It is for that which
it decides to change its name if symbolic system and
patriotic that his/her parents gave him to the birth, full
with hope in a better future and that it prefers to adopt
of them one which does not have any direction and which is
empty like its own existence. One finds in this novel the
narration of Zoe, truffée of erotism, ' dog ', humour and
social and political denunciation but especially a mixture
of magic realism and testimony with the first nobody.
Resumos Relacionados
- Le Néant Quotidien
- O Nada Diário (le Néant Quotidien)
- The Cuban Revolution And The United States: A History In Documents, 1958-1960
- The Cuban Revolution And The United States: A History In Documents, 1958-1960
- Tango
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