Estud. rom. 2015, v. 24

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En el presente número se ha retomado la presentación de monográficos, que ya se hiciera en algunos números anteriores de la revista. En esta ocasión, el título “Damas de la cultura románica” podría llevar, merecidamente, un subtítulo, “Escritoras contemporáneas de la cultura románica”, a la vista del resultado del mismo, ya que nos han llegado estudios sobre escritoras contemporáneas de Italia y de Portugal. Se completa el número con una miscelánea de artículos sobre lenguas y literaturas románicas de diferentes épocas. Y se cierra, como siempre, con unas oportunas reseñas.

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Agustina Bessa-Luís ou une poétique du féminin
(2015-12-03) Lentina, Alda María
The aim of this work is to analyse some of the main elements that constitute the originality and singularity of the literary production of the Portuguese writer Agustina Bessa-Luís, in order to reveal it's connection with an " écriture-femme ". The analyse of some historiographical metafictions which, by defenition, have a close link with canonic historical texts, allows us to understand that her narratives tend to a certain form of un-reading of those texts, creating other texts and images of the past, inherent to the construction of a "Herstory". This characteristic writing in Agustina Bessa-Luís narratives reveals a female poetics expressing the recognition of female experience and gives also back History, and Literature, to women.
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Na trama da urdidura poética de Patrizia Cavalli
(2015-12-03) Peterle, Patricia
This paper proposes a reflection on the Patricia Cavalli's poetics, from the reading of two long poems Aria pubblica and La patria. The existing ethical issue in Cavalli's frame is analyzed to the extent that the relationship with the urban space, the body, the other, the linearity of the story which become problematized.
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Les 100 mots de Proust
(2015-12-03) Bidaud, Samuel
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Elena Croce, María Zambrano. A presto, dunque, e a sempre. Lettere 1955-1990
(2015-12-03) Hernández González, María Belén
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Cosmopolitisme et condition urbaine: Culture et architecture
(2015-12-03) Azeroual, Sidi Omar
We can dare to say that in modern times the whole human condition is an urban condition. Fundamentals of the urban identity are reduced to cosmopolitanism, globalization, globality and intercultural thinking. Fiction, comics, filmic media and photography were not indifferent to this particular worldview. The art and literature permeates the city, its architecture and its cultural modeling to better test a human being who seeks, in the modern era, an identity consistent with his environment.

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