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SAEZ, Victoria  e  SIMONETTI, Paula. Algorithms, Platforms and Books: Constructing Authorship through the Case of Contemporary Argentine Women Writers. perifrasis. rev.lit.teor.crit. [online]. 2026, vol.17, n.37, pp.73-92.  Epub 30-Jan-2026. ISSN 2145-8987.  https://doi.org/10.25025/perifras¡s202617.37.04.

This article explores the trajectories of young Argentine women writers in the current post-pandemic context, marked by the expansion of platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. Focusing on the digital-analog convergence in the youth literary sector, it analyzes the new mediators that are reshaping access to publication and the construction of authorship. Grounded in the theoretical framework of the sociology of literature and based on in-depth interviews, the study investigates how these authors build their public image, make their literary production visible, and negotiate their place within the contemporary literary field. It examines the tensions between literary legitimacy, algorithmic visibility, market demands, and time management. Through the analysis of situated experiences, the article contributes to understanding the current reconfigurations of the literary field, where self-publishing, traditional publishing, digital mediation, community building, precarity, and the constant negotiation between literary value and visibility converge.

Palavras-chave : sociology; literature; Argentina; platforms; youth; gender; publishing; mediation.

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