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The relationship between anthropology and literature, like the more specific between anthropologists and writers, seems rich in both examples and matters of common interest. Yet there are not only agreements between the two realms, but also divergences: those that set apart art from science, coding the world from decoding it. Within this context of multiple interactions, the author follows on some of the proposals advanced by, among others, Manuel de la Fuente Lombo; he advocates an ethnoliterature that is less a subfield of study than a way of understanding anthropological activity: anthropology from the literary.

Cifrando y descifrando el mundo: la Etnoliteratura, una Antropología <i>desde</i> lo literario