Resisting Hegemonic Discourse The Tension Between Document and Fiction in Sergio González Rodríguez’s <i>Huesos en el desierto</i>

Scholars point to the emancipatory potential of contemporary Latin American chronicles, noting that they offer a counterhegemonic discourse on gender violence. However, little attention has been paid ways in which this is constructed and made effective. Through textual analysis Huesos en el desierto (2002), chronicle by Sergio González Rodríguez, article will show how hybridity work reinforces its critical potential. Cognitive poetics be used analyse different techniques Rodríguez not only consolidate his ethos but also provoke reflection reader distinctions between fiction non-fiction. In addition shedding light genre works, aims new interpretation . Moreover, it demonstrate usefulness cognitive approach for better understanding chronicles.