Nacidas para amar hasta el fin del mundo: género, poesía y tradición en La vida extraordinaria

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11/2022
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Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Facultad de Humanidades. Centro de Letras Hispanoamericanas
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Estudios de Teoría Literaria
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La vida extraordinaria, de Mariano Tenconi Blanco, reescribe la amistad más célebre de laliteratura argentina en clave femenina y feminista: Aurora Fierro y Blanca Cruz, dospoetas nacidas en el fin del mundo, compartirán sus vidas a través de textos,diarios, cartas y poemas, en una historia que ubica en el centro de la escena el imperio de lossentimientos. Este trabajo analiza cómo Tenconi Blanco reactualiza la tradición literariaargentina a partir de la figura de la poetisa (Kamenszain, 2020, 2021), haciendo dialogar lasdos genealogías que esta despliega –la de las poetas, sus voces y sus luchas, y la de susversiones ficcionales, escritas en general por hombres– a lo largo del siglo XX, para pensarqué nos vienen a decir estas nacidas para amar y por qué conectan de un modo muy particularcon la poesía contemporánea y los feminismos actuales.
La vida extraordinaria, by Mariano Tenconi Blanco, rewrites the most famous friendship in Argentine literature from a feminine and feminist point of view: Aurora Fierro and Blanca Cruz, two poets born at the end of the world, will share their lives through texts, diaries, letters and poems, in a story that places the empire of feelings. This paper analyzes how Tenconi Blanco updates the Argentine literary tradition based on the figure of the poetess (Kamenszain, 2020, 2021), stablishing a dialogue between the two genealogies that it unfolds –that of the women poets, their voices and their struggles, and that of their fictional versions, written in general by men– throughout the 20th century, to think about what these women born to love tell us and why they connect in a very particular way with contemporary poetry and current feminisms.
La vida extraordinaria, by Mariano Tenconi Blanco, rewrites the most famous friendship in Argentine literature from a feminine and feminist point of view: Aurora Fierro and Blanca Cruz, two poets born at the end of the world, will share their lives through texts, diaries, letters and poems, in a story that places the empire of feelings. This paper analyzes how Tenconi Blanco updates the Argentine literary tradition based on the figure of the poetess (Kamenszain, 2020, 2021), stablishing a dialogue between the two genealogies that it unfolds –that of the women poets, their voices and their struggles, and that of their fictional versions, written in general by men– throughout the 20th century, to think about what these women born to love tell us and why they connect in a very particular way with contemporary poetry and current feminisms.
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