Intimate diary, a writing of silence? Women's laboratory
Through a comparative study, we will try to analyze the daily exercise of the authors Alejandra Pizarnik, Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath. We will see how gradually the Latin American writer, who for some time was relegated to the critical sphere, finds her place among the most representative femini...
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doaj-718185e5ed5744e4a4b70c3faedb29fe2020-11-25T02:52:28ZporUniversidade Estadual do Oeste do ParanáTravessias1982-59352018-05-0112127728811399Intimate diary, a writing of silence? Women's laboratorySilvia Hégéle0Magister en Culturas Literarias Europeas de la Université de Strasbourg. (UNISTRA) Magister en Italianística, Literatura y Ciencias del lenguaje de la Università di Bologna. (UNIBO) Doctorante en Literatura comparada en la Université de Haute-Alsace. (UHA)Through a comparative study, we will try to analyze the daily exercise of the authors Alejandra Pizarnik, Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath. We will see how gradually the Latin American writer, who for some time was relegated to the critical sphere, finds her place among the most representative feminine authors of world literature. More specifically, this article will focus on literary production that tends to be neglected: the Diary. As for writings considered outside of literary productions, are they a translation of silence? How do these writers conceptualize this practice? In this manner these textual objects will be considered as a place to explore the feminine in literature.http://e-revista.unioeste.br/index.php/travessias/article/view/19368diario íntimo, escritura femenina, literatura comparada |
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Through a comparative study, we will try to analyze the daily exercise of the authors Alejandra Pizarnik, Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath. We will see how gradually the Latin American writer, who for some time was relegated to the critical sphere, finds her place among the most representative feminine authors of world literature. More specifically, this article will focus on literary production that tends to be neglected: the Diary. As for writings considered outside of literary productions, are they a translation of silence? How do these writers conceptualize this practice? In this manner these textual objects will be considered as a place to explore the feminine in literature. |
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