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Diamela Eltit: La memoria compartida

2009
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La escritura disidente de Diamela Eltit

2009
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El polisistema narrativo de Diamela Eltit

2009
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MATERNIDAD Y PARANOIA EN EL ESTADO AUTORITARIO: LEYENDO ELTIT DESDE SCHREBER

Perífrasis: Revista De Literatura, Teoría Y Crítica, 2012
Este ensayo explora el cuerpo materno en tanto símbolo que materializa las amenazas del autoritarismo. Dos textos disímiles, las memorias de Daniel Paul Schreber, que inspiraron algunos de los principales estudios sobre la paranoia, y la novela Los ...
Margarita Saona
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Una alegoría anarcobarroca de Diamela Eltit

2012
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Testimony, Ethics, and the Aesthetic in Diamela Eltit

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1999
Two works by the Chilean writer Diamela Eltit,El Padre Mío(1989) andEl infarto del alma(1994; produced in collaboration with Paz Errázuriz), contain an undeniable testimonial impulse that aligns them withtestimonio, a genre of subaltern personal narrative that has emerged with new force in Latin America in recent decades. Yet these texts, which present
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Diamela Eltit o el infarto del texto

2009
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Diamela Eltit

Abstract Diamela Eltit’s poetics across her literary production shows transgressive forms of intelligibility that evoke a crumbling social order ruled by the powerful few. Her novels present a gendered perspective that creates a haunting and nightmarish dystopia. Language serves as the vehicle that illuminates conflictive and deprived
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Diamela Eltit: Clearing space for critical performance

Women & Performance: a journal of feminist theory, 1995
(1995). Diamela Eltit: Clearing space for critical performance. Women & Performance: a journal of feminist theory: Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 219-239.
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Diamela Eltit

2011
Auteure de romans, d'essais et de nombreux articles, Diamela Eltit a débuté sa production artistique durant la dictature d'Augusto Pinochet comme un geste de désobéissance, "un rejet du rejet" selon ses termes. Sa démarche s'est poursuivie après le retour de la démocratie au Chili sans que la créatrice ne se départe de son regard critique ; son travail
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