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Escritura Feminina

Secondary reading and theory

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Tierney-Tello on what Peri-Rossi denounces “an oppressive, patriarchal logic ... founded upon binary systems that exclude and marginalize the other”
Peri-Rossi with Camps on exile and identity “Ya que [el exilio] obliga a replantearlo todo, la identidad o sucumbe o se ensancha”
Tierney-Tello on exile and gender “Exile can thus also be a genderic condition”
Tierney-Tello on the relevance of gender identities “identities are always political: how they are constructed and ultimately deployed within systems of power relations”
Tierney-Tello on what the novel challenges “what constitutes a ‘natural’ order”
Kantaris on the role of the woman "internal enemy, excluded yet central to the construction of powerful phallic identity
Kantaris on the role of Equis “an ideal mouthpiece for the examination of socially constructed identity”
Kantaris on "the feminine" Anything "beyond the phallus"... in (or beyond) the ‘name’ of a certain heterogeneity, plurality, and irreductibility”
Kantaris on those who reject established identity categories They are "declared mad, isolated, and left to die”
Sánchez Lopera on delirium as productive “El que delira ve la fragilidad que yace en la mayor ilusión de todas: que el capital, el poder, el Estado son destellos que nos fascinan, que nos hacen parte de ello"
Sánchez Lopera on fragmented identity “Una especie de desfiguración del yo que da paso a un retrato de la sociedad”
Sánchez Lopera on Restrepo's aim To offer “una nueva composición, no de una cura.”
Vanden Berghe on entrapment “la novela sugiere que uno solo puede escapar…enloqueciendo o yéndose del país.”
Vanden Berghe on social climbing "la movilidad social…es imposibilitada”
Vanden Berghe on the family facade Built on the need to "cerrar e invisibilizar"
Butler on power "power can be neither withdrawn nor refused, but only redeployed”
Butler on gender as a construction Inherently performative and subjects must work in boundaries of gender norms
Rancière on "la police" order Social order and structure that assigns everyone their place in society
Rancière on "la politique" When the marginalised assert their presence and disrupt established structure, reconfiguring the shared perception of reality
Foucault on "The Ship of Fools" Madness is used as an othering tool to exclude or imprison those who do not fit with societal norms - new notion of outcasts (lepers -> fools)
Jímenez on the existence of "feminine" texts They exist because “hay una situación femenina, no porque haya necesariamente una esencia femenina”
Richard on the "feminine" Redefines "feminine" as a critical position of marginality and disruption that challenges dominant patriarchal discourses through fragmentation and resistance
Cixous on the "false woman" Refers to the female image constructed by men in society and in literature, e.g. sensitive, ditsy, dramatic
Cixous on writing “writing is precisely the very possibility of change, the space that can serve as a springboard for subversive thought"
Cixous on the two male perceptions of women “They riveted us between two horrifying myths: between the Medusa and the abyss”
Kantaris on the nature of exile “these two opposed discourses (of exile and confinement, of exilio and insilio) now form a double-bind”
Created by: izzirowell
 

 



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