El mito Diana: devotos, explotadores y hermeneutes

Authors

  • Héctor Borrat

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.51698/tripodos.1997.4.121-129

Abstract

A lo largo de agostó, superándose a sí misma, la interminable saga de la familia real británica exoneró de sus habituales apariciones al monstruo del lago Ness y otras serpientes de verano. Si ya estábamos acostumbrados a que el cuento de hadas del 81 pasara a ser una comedia de enredos (y alcobas), lo que nunca podíamos esperar es que esta comedia se convirtiese, el último día de las vacaciones masivas, en tragedia inspiradora de una gigantesca celebración fúnebre pluriclasista y multiétnica.

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Published

20-11-1997

How to Cite

Borrat, H. (1997). El mito Diana: devotos, explotadores y hermeneutes. Tripodos, (4), 121–129. https://doi.org/10.51698/tripodos.1997.4.121-129

Issue

No. 4 (1997)

Section

Talaia

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