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Gomez-Joines, Constanza.

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Portraying the self: Life and literature in selected poems by Gloria Fuertes, Anne Sexton, and Olga Orozco (Spain, Argentina).

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Portraying the self: Life and literature in selected poems by Gloria Fuertes, Anne Sexton, and Olga Orozco (Spain, Argentina)./
Author:	Gomez-Joines, Constanza.
Description:	155 p.
Notes:	Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 63-03, Section: A, page: 0931.
Contained By:	Dissertation Abstracts International63-03A.
Subject:	Literature, Comparative. -
Online resource:	http://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=3046995
ISBN:	0493609687

Portraying the self: Life and literature in selected poems by Gloria Fuertes, Anne Sexton, and Olga Orozco (Spain, Argentina).
Gomez-Joines, Constanza.

Portraying the self: Life and literature in selected poems by Gloria Fuertes, Anne Sexton, and Olga Orozco (Spain, Argentina). - 155 p.

Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 63-03, Section: A, page: 0931.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2002.

In the last few decades, the genre of autobiography has been discussed extensively; the literary self-portrait, however, has not received the same critical attention. This study aims to balance this oversight by exploring the poetry of Fuertes, Sexton, and Orozco from the perspective of the self-portrait.

ISBN: 0493609687Subjects--Topical Terms:

530051
Literature, Comparative.

Portraying the self: Life and literature in selected poems by Gloria Fuertes, Anne Sexton, and Olga Orozco (Spain, Argentina).
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520 $a In the last few decades, the genre of autobiography has been discussed extensively; the literary self-portrait, however, has not received the same critical attention. This study aims to balance this oversight by exploring the poetry of Fuertes, Sexton, and Orozco from the perspective of the self-portrait.
520 $a I begin with an exploration of the critical literature on the literary self-portrait, and use the definition of Michel Beaujour, as modified by Maria A. Salgado, as a point of departure. Each chapter is dedicated to one author and applies the definitions of the genre to their respective poems.
520 $a Chapter one studies selected poems of Gloria Fuertes (Spain, 1918--1998). It begins by situating her work in relation to literary tradition in order to understand better the manner in which she appropriates a series of literary techniques that revolve around the genres of personal literature. Throughout, the chapter explores poems that point to a destabilization of pre-established norms and ideals, and to a decentralization of the literary self.
520 $a Chapter two concentrates on the poetry of Anne Sexton (United States, 1928--1974). The chapter begins with an exploration of the poetic act as a means for the attainment of self-definition. It studies poems that represent the literary self in different guises, but always in relation to a male other. Sexton's self-portrait is constructed within a twentieth-century ideology that traps bourgeois women in a real or imagined patriarchal system of social polarization.
520 $a Chapter three studies Olga Orozco (Argentina, 1920--1999). It first explores her poetry in relation to her precursors in order to establish the poetic act as a means for the attainment of transcendental unity. The chapter concentrates on poems that eventually highlight a literary self that is very different from those of Fuertes and Sexton.
520 $a My comparison of the works of these three women authors provides a representative cross-section of different modalities of poetic self-portraits among twentieth-century women poets.
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