Representations of Struggles and Social Change in Andres Rivera's Narrative : Anarchism, Unionism, Peronismo and Revolution

This article analyses the way in which Andres Rivera represents the different popular movements and political struggles that have taken place in Argentina. We will focus in particular on the representation of the anarchist episodes of the early twentieth century, the migratory movements and the tensions between syndicalism and peronism. The article also sets out to investigate the idea of possible revolution that underlies these novels.