Publication: Mujeres, amor y libertad en la poesía dominicana contemporánea: los versos de Rosa Silverio y Lourdes Batista-Jakab
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Faustinelli, Tiziano
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Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones
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https://doi.org/10.6018/cartaphilus.407451
https://doi.org/10.6018/cartaphilus.407451
https://doi.org/10.6018/cartaphilus.407451
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Abstract
Este escrito pretende ense‐
ñar cómo la palabra poética puede con‐
vertirse en una herramienta eficaz para
alcanzar una vehemente defensa del
papel de las mujeres y conseguir la
creación de nuevas posibilidades que
les permitan ser libres de enseñar su
valor. Las autoras dominicanas Rosa
Silverio y Lourdes Batista‐Jakab repre‐
sentan un ejemplo del deseo de que las
mujeres salgan de la penumbra; amor,
libertad y poesía son sinónimos de de‐
nuncia, defensa y salvación. Concreta‐
mente, se tomarán en examen las dos
obras más representativas con respecto
al núcleo central del asunto: Mujer de
lámpara encendida (Rosa Silverio) y La
mujer desnuda (Lourdes Batista‐Jakab),
cuyos versos serán objeto de selección,
investigación y análisis comparativo. Los
sujetos líricos que protagonizan los ver‐
sos de las dos autoras desempeñan el
papel de enfatizar una voz universal
para aquellas que quedan en silencio.
This article aims to show how poetry can become a useful tool to get a powerful defense of women’s role and to obtain the establishment of new possibilities that let them free to demonstrate their value. The Dominican authors Rosa Silverio and Lourdes Batista‐Jakab represent an exemplar model of the wish of women to leave the darkness; love, freedom and poetry are accusation, defense and salvation at the same time. Concretely, this essay focuses on two literary works that can be considered the most representative of the central theme: Mujer de lámpara encendida (Rosa Silverio) and La mujer desnuda (Lourdes Batista‐Jakab), whose poems will be the subject of a selection, research and comparative analysis work. The lyrics of the mentioned authors want to generate a universal voice for those who remain silent.
This article aims to show how poetry can become a useful tool to get a powerful defense of women’s role and to obtain the establishment of new possibilities that let them free to demonstrate their value. The Dominican authors Rosa Silverio and Lourdes Batista‐Jakab represent an exemplar model of the wish of women to leave the darkness; love, freedom and poetry are accusation, defense and salvation at the same time. Concretely, this essay focuses on two literary works that can be considered the most representative of the central theme: Mujer de lámpara encendida (Rosa Silverio) and La mujer desnuda (Lourdes Batista‐Jakab), whose poems will be the subject of a selection, research and comparative analysis work. The lyrics of the mentioned authors want to generate a universal voice for those who remain silent.
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