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020			_a9781399547116
028			_a: Samyak Vidyasagar _b: Ghaziabad _c: BOS-000534 _d: 27/07/2026
082			_a809 BAR
100			_aBarra, Cristobal Perez.
245			_aHispanic Coetzee _b: World Literature Beyond the Anglosphere. _c/ Cristobal Perez Barra.
260			_a, Estonia _b: Edinburgh University Press _c, 2026.
300			_axii, 236p. _c: 24cm.
365			_b7422
520			_aNobel prize-winner J. M. Coetzee’s Jesus novels (2013–19) are marked by distinctive Spanish-language and Hispanic-literatures elements, which bring forward a long elective affinity. Hispanic Coetzee is the first organic interpretation of Coetzee’s oeuvre from a Hispanic perspective which also affirms that writing from ‘the South’ is central to his work. Developing a combined comparative, Spanish and South American perspective that is new in Coetzee scholarship, Cristóbal Pérez Barra shows that the articulation of four Hispanic worlds progressed from Coetzee’s early writings. These include Coetzee’s Spanish translations and his discovery of the Spanish language, his academic work and Southern Cone travels, and his fiction and non-fiction writing, which converge in a Hispanic reality of the mind with a southern component. Hispanic Coetzee argues that Coetzee can only be properly understood as a writer whose work extends beyond the Anglophone sphere – a proposal which recalibrates our sense of his contribution to world literature.
650			_aHispanic Coetzee
650			_aAnglosphere
650			_aWorld Literature
700			_aCristbal Prez Barra.
942			_cBOOK
999			_c70599 _d70599