Octavio Escobar Giraldo, Cassiani

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Portada de la Revista de Estudios Colombianos, número 65 (enero-junio de 2025). La imagen muestra una pintura en estilo acuarela de una escena festiva con bailarinas afrocolombianas vestidas de blanco, girando en medio de una danza tradicional. Al fondo, hay una arquitectura colonial de tonos azulados y personas observando la escena. En la parte superior de la portada aparece el título de la revista, el número del volumen, el período de publicación y el nombre de la organización editora: “Asociación de Colombianistas”. También se indica el ISSN 2474-6819 (Online).
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Published: Aug 1, 2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.53556/19r35m18
Keywords:
Escobar Giraldo, Cassiani, Novela, Review, reseña

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Ángela M González-Echeverry
University of California Merced/Universidad de Caldas Manizales

Abstract

Cassiani review


Octavio Escobar Giraldo


Bogotá: Editorial Planeta, 2023. 191 pp.


ISBN 13: 978-628-7655-25-6

Article Details

Issue
Vol. 65 (2025): Colombia Celebrates
Section
Reviews
Author Biography

Ángela M González-Echeverry, University of California Merced/Universidad de Caldas Manizales

Angela M. González Echeverry is an Associate Professor in the Department of Humanities at Gulf University for Science & Technology, Kuwait since 2015. She holds a Ph.D in Spanish Literatures - Humanities/Cultural Studies from Arizona State University, a master's degree in Latin American Literature from Ohio University and a Law degree from Universidad de Caldas, Manizales Colombia. Gonzalez Echeverry is the author of Ficciones y memorias: Poética en las narrativas contemporáneas (Universidad de Manizales Press, 2016). She has published several articles on academic journals about Latin-American Literatures and Cultures. Currently, she teaches courses on Latin American Cultures as well as Spanish Language in the Humanities & Social Sciences Department at Gulf University for Science & Technology, Kuwait. Her research traces Colombian Literatures and Cultural discourse in relationship with identity, memory and post-conflict through an interdisciplinary approach. She is also interested in gender discourse and its echos as a social narrative and citizenship identity. She has recently started a Sur-Sur cultural dialogue that has given her research the opportunity to incorporate Middle East into her scholarly encounters.