Mario Zúñiga Lossio
Mario Zuñiga Lossio is an anthropologist from the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, social communicator, poet and writer. He is a researcher in topics of ethnicity, art, history, gastronomy and philosophy.
Last updated November 2008
Stories from This Author
The cries of memory - Part 2 of 2
Dec. 2, 2008 • Mario Zúñiga Lossio
About memory, silence and deafness in Kenzaburo Oe's novel: The Silent Scream 1 >> Part 1 In the first part of this article, dedicated to Kenzaburo Oe's novel: “The Silent Scream”, we investigate the link between memory, silence and deafness 2 with the interpretation of the personal space of the characters in said novel, trying to understand from a metaphorical reflection how these qualities articulate the ways of being of said characters, locking them in impossible things (senses, dialogues, interpretations, …
The cries of memory - Part 1 of 2
Nov. 25, 2008 • Mario Zúñiga Lossio
About memory, silence and deafness in Kenzaburo Oe's novel: The Silent Scream 1 Part 1 What we are looking for with this small article is to try to understand the power that memory has within the novel “The Silent Scream” by Kenzaburo Oe (Nobel Prize winner in Literature), to integrate identity with extreme realities, which do not stop binding each other. to the elusive and, as Oe says, “burning” hope. This understanding would emerge around the way memory is configured …
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