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espanolEl articulo hace un analisis comparativo de dos novelas argentinas contemporaneas: La hija de Marx, de Clara Obligado y El viajero del siglo, de Andres Neuman. Ambas escritas por dos escritores argentinos que debieron radicarse en Espana. Se trata de novelas historicas sui generis y ejemplos de «realismo agujereado», una estetica representativa de la narrativa argentina muy actual; ambas ponen en relacion la posibilidad del cambio social y politico, con la experimentacion en las relaciones entre los generos y el placer de los cuerpos y ambas pueden leerse en relacion con el concepto de «Orden Simbolico de la Madre». EnglishThe article does a comparative analysis of two very contemporary Argentine novels: La hija de Marx, by Clara Obligado, and El viajero del siglo, by Andres Neuman, both written by two Argentine writers who had to make their homes in Spain. Both books are sui generis historical novels and examples of the «holey realism», a representative esthetics of the current Argentine narrative. Both novels implicate the social and political change and the experimentation on gender relationships and pleasure of the bodies. Both novels accept a reading related with the concept of the Symbolic Order of the Mother.

Amor y revolución (sobre "La hija de Marx", de Clara Obligado, y "El viajero del siglo", de Andrés Neuman)