
handle: 10366/124940 , 20.500.14352/117709
[ES] La obra de ficci?n digital titulada Blueberries (2009) de Susan Gibb, publicada en la ELO (Organizaci?n de literatura electr?nica) invita al lector/a a viajar dentro de la mente de la protagonista para descubrir sus experiencias reales e imaginarias en las que se examinan las nociones de g?nero, sexo, cuerpo e identidad de una mujer traumatizada. En este art?culo se exploran los modos verbales y visuales en esta ficci?n digital breve siguiendo patrones semi?ticos as? como se interpretan los estados psicol?gicos por medio de componentes po?ticos y tecnol?gicos. Se llevar? a cabo un estudio comparativo de las consecuencias del trauma en la protagonista de la historia con teor?as psicoanal?ticas de Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan, as? como las de las psicoanalistas feministas: Melanie Klein y Bracha Ettinger. Se estudiar?n las reacciones de la protagonista ante la p?rdida de la realidad, las alucinaciones y el complejo de Electra, as? como el surgimiento de mecanismos de defensa y su uso de la creatividad art?stica como terapia curativa. La interactividad del hipermedia, sus m?ltiples recorridos y finales se analizar?n consider?ndolos una estrategia literaria que aumenta la capacidad del lector de empatizar con la voz narrativa. [EN] Blueberries (2009) by Susan Gibb, published in the ELO (Electronic Literature Organization), invites the reader to travel inside the protagonist?s mind to discover real and imaginary experiences examining notions of gender, sex, body and identity of a traumatised woman. This article explores the verbal and visual modes in this digital short fiction following semiotic patterns as well as interpreting the psychological states that are expressed through poetical and technological components. A comparative study of the consequences of trauma in the protagonist will be developed including psychoanalytic theories by Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan and the feminist psychoanalysts: Melanie Klein and Bracha Ettinger. The reactions of the protagonist will be studied: loss of reality, hallucinations and Electra Complex, as well as the rise of defence mechanisms and her use of the artistic creativity as a healing therapy. The interactivity of the hypermedia, multiple paths and endings will be analyzed as a literary strategy that increases the reader?s capacity of empathizing with the speaker.
Cuerpo, 82.09, Psychoanalysis, Hipermedia, AZ20-999, gender, Ficci?n digital breve, Escritores, Communication. Mass media, Psicoanálisis, Gender, psychoanalysis, body, P87-96, Hypermedia, Digital short fiction, digital short fiction, Ficción digital breve, 5701.07 Lengua y Literatura, Psicoan?lisis, Literatura, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Género, Digital Short fition, Body, hypermedia, G?nero
Cuerpo, 82.09, Psychoanalysis, Hipermedia, AZ20-999, gender, Ficci?n digital breve, Escritores, Communication. Mass media, Psicoanálisis, Gender, psychoanalysis, body, P87-96, Hypermedia, Digital short fiction, digital short fiction, Ficción digital breve, 5701.07 Lengua y Literatura, Psicoan?lisis, Literatura, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, Género, Digital Short fition, Body, hypermedia, G?nero
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