La recursividad de la historia en Mapocho de Nona Fernández

The focus of this paper addresses the dialogism between legitimized history and the fictionalyzed history, for which we analyze Mapocho, the Nona Fernandez's novel, who shows in her text discursive crossing borders, where converges the vital pulse of history and the literary fiction. In that sense, from a story constructed from the recursion of the history, the option of a counter-discourse arises in wich the utopias are projected from the suspicion of the past, besides inviting to the reader to (dis) articulate the basting between past and present, filling the cracks of historiography.