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Sobre el monstruo femenino y la violencia liberadora en Diana Beláustegui

Authors: Manino, Marcia Muriel;

Sobre el monstruo femenino y la violencia liberadora en Diana Beláustegui

Abstract

El cuerpo femenino monstruoso y animalizado ingresa en la literatura contemporánea de algunas escritoras debido a la perspectiva de género que infiltra el nivel de las representaciones y de la selección de recursos narratológicos facilitando un espacio de debate generadores de lugares de polemización respecto a lo socialmente establecido y abre la oportunidad de subvertir recreando otras posibilidades de convivencia y experiencia para los cuerpos femeninos. Esto viabiliza ciertas dinámicas de aproximación crítico-analíticas en la literatura desde el género como elemento implicado en la conformación de la realidad social. La presente investigación tiene como objetivo indagar en una serie de cuentos de Diana Beláutegui, prolífera escritora santiagueña, articulados dentro de una colección de escritoras del noroeste argentino que, entre otras operaciones discursivas priorizados como tratamiento de las narraciones, apelan al horror, lo monstruoso y lo ominoso como estrategia para reparar en esos discursos que encorsetan las feminidades y que se presentan en mayor medida en las escritoras contemporáneas argentinas. El análisis específico del corpus literario se trabaja desde el abordaje microdiscursivo y narratológico de los textos para, de este modo, adentrarnos a los modos de leer y ahondar en los imaginarios sociales contemporáneos (Baczko, 1999) que estos cuentos elaboran.

The monstrous and animalized female body enters the contemporary literature of some writers due to the gender perspective that infiltrates the level of representations and the selection of narratological resources, facilitating a space for debate that generates places of controversy regarding what is socially established and It opens the opportunity to subvert by recreating other possibilities of coexistence and experience for female bodies. This enables dynamics of critical-analytical approach from gender as an element involved in the formation of social reality. The objective of this research is to investigate a series of stories by Diana Beláustegui, a prolific writer from Santiago, articulated within a collection of writers from northwestern Argentina who appeal to horror, the monstrous and the ominous as a strategy to repair those discourses that restrict femininities. The analysis of the literary corpus is carried out from the microdiscursive and narratological approach of the texts to delve into the ways of reading and delve into the contemporary social imaginaries (Baczko, 1999) that these stories elaborate.

Fil: Manino, Marcia Muriel. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Salta. Instituto de Investigaciones en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades. Universidad Nacional de Salta. Facultad de Humanidades. Instituto de Investigaciones en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades; Argentina

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Argentina
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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.2, MONSTRUO FEMENINO, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, NARRATIVA RECIENTE, VIOLENCIA, CUERPOS

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