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This paper analyzes the musicalization of the fiction present in Vals, the most valued novel of Francesc Trabal. The present article suggests a different reading of this novel based on the concept of intermediality and through two axes: imitation and thematization (paratextual, contextual and intratextual one). In this sense, a very close relation between this musicalized fiction and the notion of metafictional irony is observed and it helps to understand the ludic proposal established by Trabal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El artículo presenta una crítica literaria de "Mímesis" de Erich Auerbach. El autor comenta sobre la representación de la realidad en la literatura occidental así como el concepto del mímesis, un tipo de imitación, en la obra de Auerbach. También se considera la historia reciente de la literatura occidental.

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