Transiting the emptiness of modernity: the routes throug the dessert of "Nocilla Dream" (2006), by Agustín Fernández Mallo
Abstract
It presents an analysis of the predominant spaces in the novel Nocilla Dream (2006), by the spaniard Agustín Fernández Mallo. The city’s concept is formulated based on the different phases of modernity that coexist in the respective urban models of the story, since the founding villages of the American West to Las Vegas, including prospectively the Isotope city-nation.
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