The Urgencies of Everyday Life: What Chronicles Cannot Stop Saying

The notions of plausible and possible worlds derived from literary studies, those of everyday life and real universals from philosophical reflections, together with discussions about the value of events not acknowledged by history, allow us to show in this work that, whether events narrated by the chronicles are real and entirely verifiable, or rather fictional in some degree, these representations of the social facts of the readers' world is what makes chronicles, in particular the journalistic-literary Venezuelan chronicle, a type of statement subject to consideration as part of history (or social sciences), literature and journalism.