@article {14334,
	title = {Mario Vargas Llosa: el intelectual peruano en la era de la globalizaci{\'o}n.},
	journal = {Revista de cr{\'\i}tica literaria latinoamericana (RCLL)},
	year = {2018},
	pages = {221-234},
	abstract = {
	This paper analyzes El Para{\'\i}so en la otra esquina (2003), a historical novel that traces the socialist and nationalist trajectories of major figures of the nineteenth century. Vargas Llosa{\textquoteright}s notion of global citizenship is far from communist or socialist articulations, and emphasizes his well-known liberal positions. My reading shows that the parallel trajectories of Flora Trist{\'a}n and Paul Gauguin end tragically due to their ideological shortcomings. I contend that Vargas Llosa re-writes the Latin American historical novel by deterritorializing it, that is, by introducing figures and histories that transcend the continent. His re-articulation of this literary genre allows him to discuss contemporary ideas brought about by the era of globalisation, and tackle present-day issues. 

},
	author = {Annik Bilodeau}
}
