“Ese fantasma es el capitalismo”: poéticas e imaginarios de la crisis en Fagocitosis y Lo que (me) está pasando

Authors

  • Xavier Dapena University of Pennsylvania

Keywords:

crisis, cómic, novela gráfica, neoliberalismo

Abstract

El presente artículo traza una poética de la crisis, por la que se ven atravesadas dos novelas gráficas Fagocitosis (2011) de Marcos Prior y Danide y Lo que (me) está pasando (2015) de Miguel Brieva. En el estadio avanzado del capitalismo en su época neoliberal, se alteran los modos de producción de sentido y las poéticas de la crisis se articulan en los artefactos culturales en diferentes regímenes, como el paradigma de financiarización y de precarización. Partiendo de estudiosos como Laval y Dardot, Butler, Rancière o el Comité Invisible, estas dos novelas gráficas nos permiten rastrear dichos patrones.

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Published

2016-07-31

How to Cite

Dapena, X. (2016). “Ese fantasma es el capitalismo”: poéticas e imaginarios de la crisis en Fagocitosis y Lo que (me) está pasando. 452ºF. Revista De Teoría De La Literatura Y Literatura Comparada, (15), 93–111. Retrieved from https://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/452f/article/view/15215

Issue

No. 15 (2016): Five Years After Spain’s 15-M: Narratives of the Economic and Political Crisis

Section

Monograph

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