Abstract
"El papel del lector en La Vida Breve de Juan Carlos Onetti" connects the novel's reader with the anthropological function of fiction, as proposed by Wolfgang Iser in his theory of reception. The commentary explores the metadiscursive character of "La Vida Breve" and its demand of an ideal reader, capable of deciphering its meanings. The reader plays an active role as an accomplice in the construction of the fiction's space by inserting himself therein and entering and exiting from the universe created by Brausen, the narrator and protagonist. The writing highlights the permeable barriers of "La Vida Breve", the narrator's and reader's movements inside and out of the novelistic.
Los artículos son responsabilidad de sus autores y no se autoriza la reproducción de los textos ni de las ilustraciones sin la previa autorización de éstos, quienes, tras la publicación en Ceiba, conservan los derechos de autor de sus trabajos. Esto aplica, de igual manera, al arte que se utiliza en la portada, la contraportada y las páginas que identifican las distintas secciones de la revista.
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