In Chile, critical tradition has built complex connections with female writers throughout the Twentieth Century. This topic has been addressed in its different nuances through texts of canonical female writers such as Mistral, Bombal, and Brunet. However, their texts were either devoid of their masculinizing operatives or reduced to their more harmless and conventional feminine aspects. This simultaneous movement of acceptance and rejection perpetuates today in different cultural spaces. Additionally, the fact that only a handful of ‘exceptional’ female writers inscribe in the literary field, ‘short circuits’ the spaces of feminine intersubjectivity, in words of the Catalan writer María-Mercè Marçal (in Torras y Pérez). The exceptional char...
(ES) El objetivo de este artículo es analizar críticamente a la literatura como fuente de transmisió...
"Femininity, feminism and domination in Him and A Mr. … Anybody from Mercedes Pinto" is a research ...
This study analyzes the development of the female novel in Chile throughout the twentieth century by...
The article has as its object to analyze the configuration of the literary trajectory of two Chilean...
Aquest article explora, des d’un enfocament feminista, la constitució subjectiva de les protagoniste...
The present article pretends to bring up the discussion on canon debates concerning women writer's r...
Los ochenta son considerados como la época del “boom” femenino y en Latinoamérica se empieza a rec...
From a gender/feminist perspective of literary studies, this paper analyzes the contestations to the...
Historically, in Chilean literature women have not been afforded the same presence or agency as men....
Arturo Pérez-Reverte’s female characters have attracted scant scholarly attention. this article atte...
This article aims to study from a feminist perspective the behavior of Cecilia and Aurora, two chara...
Regarding Mercedes Valdivieso’s La Brecha breakthrough (1961) as the first Latin American feminist n...
Chilean writer Mercedes Valdivieso (1924-1993), is well known for the social and subversive content ...
This article analyzes La brecha (1961) by Mercedes Valdivieso within the framework of a tradition of...
En este trabajo me propongo analizar la diferencia sexual en las historias de la literatura argentin...
(ES) El objetivo de este artículo es analizar críticamente a la literatura como fuente de transmisió...
"Femininity, feminism and domination in Him and A Mr. … Anybody from Mercedes Pinto" is a research ...
This study analyzes the development of the female novel in Chile throughout the twentieth century by...
The article has as its object to analyze the configuration of the literary trajectory of two Chilean...
Aquest article explora, des d’un enfocament feminista, la constitució subjectiva de les protagoniste...
The present article pretends to bring up the discussion on canon debates concerning women writer's r...
Los ochenta son considerados como la época del “boom” femenino y en Latinoamérica se empieza a rec...
From a gender/feminist perspective of literary studies, this paper analyzes the contestations to the...
Historically, in Chilean literature women have not been afforded the same presence or agency as men....
Arturo Pérez-Reverte’s female characters have attracted scant scholarly attention. this article atte...
This article aims to study from a feminist perspective the behavior of Cecilia and Aurora, two chara...
Regarding Mercedes Valdivieso’s La Brecha breakthrough (1961) as the first Latin American feminist n...
Chilean writer Mercedes Valdivieso (1924-1993), is well known for the social and subversive content ...
This article analyzes La brecha (1961) by Mercedes Valdivieso within the framework of a tradition of...
En este trabajo me propongo analizar la diferencia sexual en las historias de la literatura argentin...
(ES) El objetivo de este artículo es analizar críticamente a la literatura como fuente de transmisió...
"Femininity, feminism and domination in Him and A Mr. … Anybody from Mercedes Pinto" is a research ...
This study analyzes the development of the female novel in Chile throughout the twentieth century by...