Jules Verne and H. P. Lovecraft or theories about the history

Abstract

Two revolutionaries and brillant writers, united in addition by his fountain pen of trend unrealist so much like for the occidentalism of the Atlantic Ocean, us are going to help to theorize on the study of the history; the above mentioned literary trend was partial in the first one of them, and integral in the second one, being Western the generic horizon of both. The first solidary question, in spite of being of degree, really is irrelevant for our determination, since of Verne we are interested specially in one of his realistic works, and of Lovecraft overcoat one of his texts of test. In addition, our Verne’s appropriation is half-full philosophically, meanwhile we observe Lovecraft’s corresponding receipt happened from literature.