Cursed and modernists: approach to the discursive influences in Panida (Medellín, 1915) from network visualization.

Abstract

Panida was a literary diffusion organ of the early 20th century belonging to the homonymous group Los Panidas, a young avant-garde from Antioquia led by León de Greiff and Félix Mejía. Originating in an increasingly industrial, bourgeois, and conservative society, this medium embodied an ephemeral oppositional medium that was characterized by a bohemian and modernist style and by bringing together authors as diverse as Rubén Darío, Francis Jammes, Verlaine, Mallarmé, Nietzsche, Omar Khayyam, Tomás Carrasquilla, Abel Farina, among many other personalities of the literary world. Characteristic that suggested as an objective of the present study the outlining of the discursive networks within the journal using the open-source program Cytoscape, with which the authors were schematized and analyzed using double distance networks.