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Les genres récrits : chronique n° 7
Glad!, 2020 Today, so-called generically used feminine forms, i.e. the use of grammatically feminine forms to refer to women and men (or non-binary people) are sometimes used as an inclusive writing strategy.
Daniel Elmiger
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Female Experience and Language in Monta Kroma’s poetry
Interlitteraria, 2015 Monta Kroma (1919–94) is one of the key female representatives of Latvian poetry in the 1960s–80s. She is one of the most uncommon Latvian poets of this time as well – a brilliant modernist, whose poetics are different from the mainstream in both subject
Anna Auziņa
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Las Novelas amorosas y ejemplares de María de Zayas: una poética del atrevimiento femenino
Criticón, 2021 Taking as a starting point the expression ‘virtuosa osadía’ that appears in the prologue Al que leyere, this study proposes to consider the theme of feminine boldness as a possible key for reading María de Zayas's Novelas amorosas y ejemplares.
Christine Orobitg
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Les premiers récits de voyage au féminin en Pologne
Viatica, 2016 This article focuses on the first examples of travel literature written by Polish women, notably considering the work of Izabela Czartoryska and her daughter Maria Wirtemberska.
Corinne Fournier Kiss
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Hélène Cixous, Laida Lertxundi, and the Fruits of the Feminine
Philosophies, 2022 In the fields of experimental writing and experimental filmmaking, respectively, Hélène Cixous and Laida Lertxundi gather images of fruits: apples, oranges and lemons. Although Cixous and Lertxundi are well-known for seeking something of the feminine for
Laura Staab
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Life Writing by Kuwaiti Women: Voice and Agency
IAFOR Journal of Cultural Studies, 2022 Life narratives are rare in the Gulf region due to many issues. Kuwait women’s writing about their lives, bodies, illnesses, and disabilities is almost unheard of.
Shahd Alshammari
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‘Psychoanalytic Receptions of Woolf’s Vision of Androgyny: Feminist Uses of Ambivalence?’
Études Britanniques Contemporaines, 2020 When it comes to the ambivalence of Woolf’s androgyny—is it or is not a ‘feminist’ vision?—the crux of the problem generally lies in definitional problems.
Marie Allègre
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Caroline Moreira Eufrausino’s Anne Enright. Feminine Aesthetics: Writing, Mothering, Spiraling
ABEI Journal, 2022 Eufrausino, Caroline. Anne Enright. Feminine Aesthetics: Writing, Mothering, Spiraling. Peter Lang, 2021.
María Amor Barros del Río
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Female Divinities and Story-Telling in the Work of Tamara Kamenszain
Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature, 1996 Tamara Kamenszain (b. Argentina, 1947), in her creative writing and her essays, brings together two concerns. One is her examination of concepts of woman and femininity. She specializes in mythical and archetypal representations of woman.
Naomi Lindstrom
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Revista Estudos Feministas, 2012 La escritura femenina es una de las estrategias para confrontar a los mecanismos patriarcales construidos por la lógica occidental. A la luz de esta propuesta se han levantado diversas voces-otras que, en un ejercicio transdisciplinario, la han acogido ...
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