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In Yo mate a Kennedy , Manuel Vazquez Montalban wrote with irony: “ecological truth drives historical truth.” Today, the direct connection between ecological and historical truths is quite serious. In his polemical essay “Four Theses on Climate History,” Dipesh Chakrabarty argues that, in order to explain anthropogenic climate change, geological history should be included in human history. In other words, “ecological truth” should be integral to “historical truth.” What is missing in this observation is a sense of socio-political difference. What is needed is not a consideration of isolated regions, whether they are national, ecological or linguistic, but rather an analysis that investigates a constellation of social movements, objects and events. This means that transatlantic ecocriticism should consider how regions are connected, thinking in line with the logics of movements such as the indignados , via campesina or altermundisme . This essay approaches a series of steps between Spain and Cuba, examining various texts and terrains that are stylistically and historically distinct. I focus on the tropes of the island and the archipelago in the works of Cuban poet Jose Lezama Lima and the Catalan writer Francesc Seres. Resumen En Yo mate a Kennedy, Manuel Vazquez Montalban dice con ironia: “la verdad ecologica conduce a la verdad historica.” Hoy en dia, la conexion directa entre la verdad ecologica y la historica es bastante seria. En su polemico ensayo “Four Theses on Climate History,” Dipesh Chakrabarty plantea que, para explicar el cambio climatico antropogenico, la historia geologica debe ser incluida en la historia humana. Es decir, “la verdad ecologica” debe ser integral a “la verdad historica.” Lo que falta en esta observacion es un sentido de la diferencia socio-politica. Lo que se necesita no es una consideracion de regiones aisladas, ya sean nacionales, ecologicas o linguisticas, sino un analisis que investigue una constelacion de movimientos sociales, objetos y eventos. Esto quiere decir que la ecocritica transatlantica debe considerar como se conectan las regiones, pensando de acuerdo con las logicas de movimientos como los indignados, via campesina o altermundisme . Este ensayo aborda una serie de pasos entre Espana y Cuba, examinando varios textos y terrenos que son estilisticamente e historicamente distintos. Me enfoco en los tropos de la isla y del archipielago en las obras del poeta cubano Jose Lezama Lima y del escritor catalan Francesc Seres.

Submergence: On Transatlantic Ecocriticism, Islands and Archipelagos // Sumersión: Sobre ecocrítica, islas y archipiélagos transatlánticos