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Casa Xelajú:
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Xelajú house offers courses of critical, interdisciplinary and theoretical analysis on the study and literary knowledge of Guatemalan Literature and Latin America from the influences and movements: Native, Conquista/Colonial, Modernismo, Vanguard, Boom and Post Boom (Narrative Testimonial).

The Literature students will have a very ample panorama on the most excellent authors from the Mayans with the Pop Wuj; the narrations of the conquest by Pedro de Alvarado, Fray Bartolome of the Houses, Bernald Diaz of the Castle, Francisco Antonio de Fuentes and Guzmán, Sister Juana Ines de la Cruz, etc; the modernist ones like Rubén Dario, Jose Martí, Leopoldo Lugones, Horacio Quiroa, Gabriela Mistral, Rafael Arevalo Martinez, etc; the vanguardistas like Borge, Carpentier, Arturias, Neruda, etc; the writers of the Boom like Garci'a Márquez, Carlos Sources, Ernesto Cardinal, Monteforte Toledo, etc and the writers of post boom including those of the testimonial narrative like Arturo Aryan, Isabel Allende, Julia Esquivel, Ana Maria Stems, Carmen Smuggling, etc.

Guatemala in spite of being a small country, has produced excellent writers of international fame including Rafael Arevalo Martinez, Mario Monteforte the Toledos, Arturo Aryan *, Mario Payeras *, Otto René Castle, Miguel Angel Asturias (father of the magico realism), Rigoberta Menchú, etc. Both last winners of the Nobel prize de Literatura and Paz respectively.

* winning of the prize, Houses of the Américas.

Academic credit in Literature can be obtained by means of the University of Hattiesburg in Mississippi.

 

 
 
 

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