La visión de Andrić de la otredad: los judíos como "comunidad imaginada"
Palabras clave:
Ivo Andrić, judíos sefarditas en Bosnia, modernidad, nacionalismo, alteridad, comunidad imaginadaResumen
A través del concepto de Anderson de "comunidad imaginada", interpretamos la comprensión romántica que tiene Ivo Andrić de los judíos en Bosnia-Herzegovina. A saber, en sus textos en prosa, se aprecia la dicotomía "nosotros" y "ellos", es decir, la comunidad judía se presenta como separada y sustancialmente diferente de las demás en el complejo entorno bosnio étnico-religioso. A pesar del hecho de que el escritor a los judíos, especialmente a los sefardíes autóctonos, los siente como miembros de una "otredad" exótica, escribe sobre ellos con mucha empatía sin dejar de reafirmar la diversidad. Sus sentimientos culminan en pasajes relacionados con el Holocausto, en los que se borra la "alteridad" y se convierten en "nuestros sefardíes destruidos y aniquilados".
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