Promesa de transgresión: la feminidad encarnada de Carilda Oliver Labra
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ibam.14.2014.55.49-74Keywords:
Carilda Oliver Labra, Poesía de mujeres, Poesía conversacional, Revolución cubana, Siglo XX, Women’s poetry, Conversational poetry, Cuban Revolution, 20th Century.Abstract
La producción de Carilda Oliver Labra recoge una amplia muestra de los topoi empleados por las mujeres poetas del siglo xx, permitiendo establecer lazos entre las estrategias y los lugares comunes de que se ha servido la escritura de mujeres. La autora desarrolla, a lo largo de su extensa obra, un dificultoso proceso de autodefinición ficcional que asimila y subvierte todo un mosaico de atribuciones de la feminidad; no obstante, ninguna de esas figuraciones históricas la captura. A través del recorrido por su obra, nos adentramos en la difícil construcción de la historiografía y el canon cubano.
Abstract
Oliver Carilda’s production includes a large sample of topoi employed by twentieth-century women poets, allowing to establish links between strategies and commonplaces that has served women’s writing. The author develops, throughout her extensive work, a difficult process of fictional self-defining which assimilates and subverts a mosaic of powers of femininity, however, none of these historical configurations capture her. A tour through his work, we move into the difficult construction of historiography and the Cuban canon.
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