Yon's letter, by Julio Vila

Authors

  • Jorge Sanz Barajas

Abstract

The fight for identity, the bet on of what is unique and exclusive, in addition to isolating, it also dries and kills. It even dries and kills community life, trust and love. The struggle exclusively for identity, makes the protagonist of Yon's letter, Andoitz, end up internally fractured, unable to freely express his emotions, paralyzed by fear and led, finally, to an announced death.

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Published

2018-11-16

How to Cite

Sanz Barajas, J. (2018). Yon’s letter, by Julio Vila. Razón Y Fe, 265(1359), 97–103. Retrieved from https://revistas.comillas.edu/index.php/razonyfe/article/view/10072

Issue

Vol. 265 No. 1359 (2012): Al final del túnel. Euskadi y España ante el fin del terrorismo

Section

Arte - Cine - Narrativa

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