Mariana Dimópulos (Libros)

Mariana Dimópulos Libros

Mariana Dimópulos es una autora argentina cuyo talento literario se nutre de su formación académica en filosofía. Su obra se caracteriza por una profunda exploración de la experiencia humana, a menudo inspirada por su conocimiento de las tradiciones filosóficas alemanas. La prosa de Dimópulos destaca por su lenguaje preciso y sofisticación estilística, creando vidas interiores complejas para sus personajes. Su habilidad para fusionar profundidad intelectual con narrativa cautivadora la convierte en una voz distintiva de la literatura contemporánea.

Imminence

120 páginas
5 horas de lectura

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A new mother holds her month-old son for the first time, but her body betrays her with an absence of feeling. Disoriented, she wanders with her partner around their plant-filled Buenos Aires apartment. Set over the course of an evening, and a lifetime, Imminence shifts seamlessly between the present and the past. Little by little, her world begins to unravel. In a dreamlike space composed of overlapping vignettes, Irina retraces the mirrored paths of a life filled with images that swell and recede, recalling the intimacies and anxieties she has shared with her female friends, and with her male lovers: Pedro, Ivan, and the sinister Cousin. Feeling herself caught in a web of obligations, she insists time and again: "I'm not a woman." Mariana Dimópulos's mesmerising novel reinforces her standing as one of the most expressive and inventive of contemporary Latin American writers.