The article focuses on the three contemporary Japanese poets Yosano Akiko, Sagawa Chika and Ito Hiromi as examples of women who break away from the conventions of "women's poetry" and subvert the image of femininity which has been traditionally portrayed in poems written by Japanese women, at the same time that they preserve in their works themes related to the female sex. Taking as connecting point the female body and the way it is positioned in relation to the outside world, the article analyzes how Yosano, Sagawa and Ito -each in her own subversive way- use different languages to explore the female body itself, as well as themes such as female sexuality, love, motherhood and death.El artículo se centra en las tres poetas contempor...
The essay provides an overview of feminist studies in Japan nowadays, exploring in particular how ne...
The female and her body have been continually treated as objects of utilization, not as subjects wit...
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The article focuses on the three contemporary Japanese poets Yosano Akiko, Sagawa Chika and Ito Hiro...
This article seeks to offer a reflection on the significant characteristics of women’s writing and t...
This study starts in the last decades of the 20th century, corresponding with the advent of democrac...
This article proposes the contemplation of certain subversive practices from the female body, not as...
We aim, from this article, to present two most famous poets in the history of Japanese literature: O...
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Throughout this article we intend to show how different women artists have used their body as a canv...
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Abstract: In this article we study the so-called new poetry boom, an interartistic phenomenon that e...
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The essay provides an overview of feminist studies in Japan nowadays, exploring in particular how ne...
The female and her body have been continually treated as objects of utilization, not as subjects wit...
Nowadays, we are attending a new rise of the fragmented story and the mythe as a way to interpelate ...
The article focuses on the three contemporary Japanese poets Yosano Akiko, Sagawa Chika and Ito Hiro...
This article seeks to offer a reflection on the significant characteristics of women’s writing and t...
This study starts in the last decades of the 20th century, corresponding with the advent of democrac...
This article proposes the contemplation of certain subversive practices from the female body, not as...
We aim, from this article, to present two most famous poets in the history of Japanese literature: O...
This article explores the erotic poetry of two Costa Rican female writers, Julieta Dobles and Ana Is...
This article analizes the metatextual marks in two poetry collections written by women who belonged ...
Throughout this article we intend to show how different women artists have used their body as a canv...
This article shows the different stages women and female protagonists have gone through in the male ...
Abstract: this article analyzes the statements from and about the body that Hispanic Caribbean women...
Abstract: In this article we study the so-called new poetry boom, an interartistic phenomenon that e...
This article explores the poetic reply by Erica Jong to a poem written by Nicanor Parra. The poetic ...
The essay provides an overview of feminist studies in Japan nowadays, exploring in particular how ne...
The female and her body have been continually treated as objects of utilization, not as subjects wit...
Nowadays, we are attending a new rise of the fragmented story and the mythe as a way to interpelate ...