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This article analyzes some of the basic forms in which the modern Nicaragua literature has conceived the Caribbean region, traditionally marginalized by the national discour- ses. Through the comparison of essays and narratives by three canonical authors, it establishes different views about the «otherness» of the Caribbean. Firstly, in Jose Coronel Urtecho's texts, the Caribbean is portrayed as the place of the paradisiacal and pre-civilized. In second place, in Lizandro Chavez Alfaro's short stories, the Caribbean is a location of authentic but abject cultural

El caribe nicaragüense en textos de la literatura nacional moderna: de la civilización protectorista a la mulatidad global