Gossip: a deconstructive act in the narrative of Tomás Eloy Martínez

This work was carried out with the intention of determining the ways in which gossip can be found in literature, specifically in the work of the Argentinean writer Tomás Eloy Martínez. This question arises from my interest in making visible some mechanisms of everyday life that are immersed in all communicative formats; the book and literary creation cannot distance themselves from this, so it becomes a fundamental task to determine that orality, through everyday tools such as gossip, can feed the different forms of literature, including the novel, and with greater impact on the repertoire of a writer as important in the twentieth century as Tomás Eloy Martínez.

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He is a journalist with a master's degree in literature. He works as a bridge between the need for academic studies in communication and the possibility of mixing literary studies in the approach to Latin American reality.