Publication: Nouvelles perspectives et nouveaux modèles dans le roman contemporain au féminin
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Leguen, Brigitte
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Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones.
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Resumen: La literatura francesa de los siglos XX y XXI escrita por mujeres introduce nuevas perspectivas y propone nuevos modelos rompiendo con los estereotipos anteriores.
El cuestionamiento de las representaciones tradicionales del binomio hombre/mujer está presente en la sociedad y en la literatura.
Es a partir de los años sesenta que la sexualidad, gracias a los trabajos de pensadores como Foucault, Bataille, Barthes o Klossovski, está redefinida y revisitada desde nuevas perspectivas.
Al amparo de los movimientos feministas, las escritoras buscan nuevas fórmulas de escritura y nuevos modelos, más allá de las propuestas tradicionales.
Este artículo propone una reflexión sobre este tema a partir de las propuestas de algunas autoras como Simone de Beauvoir, Annie Ernaux, Violette Leduc y Virginie Despentes.
Abstract: Twentieth and Twenty First Century French literature written by women introduces new perspectives and proposes new models breaking up from previous stereotypes. The questioning of traditional representations of the man/woman binomial is present in both society and literature. Since the Seventies and thanks to the work of thinkers such as Foucault, Bataille, Barthes or Klossovsky, sexuality is redefined and revisited from new perspectives. Under the wing of feminist movements, female writers seek new writing formulas as well as new models beyond traditional proposals. The present article proposes a reflexion about this topic through the proposals of a number of female writers such as Simone de Beauvoir, Annie Ernaux, Violette Leduc and Virginie Despentes.
Abstract: Twentieth and Twenty First Century French literature written by women introduces new perspectives and proposes new models breaking up from previous stereotypes. The questioning of traditional representations of the man/woman binomial is present in both society and literature. Since the Seventies and thanks to the work of thinkers such as Foucault, Bataille, Barthes or Klossovsky, sexuality is redefined and revisited from new perspectives. Under the wing of feminist movements, female writers seek new writing formulas as well as new models beyond traditional proposals. The present article proposes a reflexion about this topic through the proposals of a number of female writers such as Simone de Beauvoir, Annie Ernaux, Violette Leduc and Virginie Despentes.
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