Polifonia, corporeidad y memoria en el universo poetico de Cesar Vallejo y de Blanca Varela.

Title: Polifonia, corporeidad y memoria en el universo poetico de Cesar Vallejo y de Blanca Varela.
Identifier: AAI3325376
identifier: 3325376
Creator: Madera, Teonilda.
Contributor: Adviser: Susana Reisz
Date: 2008
Language: Spanish
Publisher: City University of New York.
Subject: Literature, Latin American | Literature, Comparative
Abstract: This dissertation's goal is to examine the poetics of Cesar Vallejo and Blanca Varela, two of the most important and well-known poets in Peruvian literature. By examining Vallejo's Trilce (1922) and Varela's Donde todo termina abre las alas (2001), I draw a rhizomic connection between these writers' literary work. Comparing these poets' work through the topics of polyphony, the human body, and memory, expands the understanding of each one's poetic universe. This investigation also shows that aside from the rhizomic connection, these bards' authenticity and originality remain unquestionable. The theoretical framework of Mijaiil Mijailovich Bajtin, Sigmund Freud, Carl G. Jung, and Julia Kristeva allow me to penetrate vertically the lyrical world of these writers to bring out a new perspective on their literary production.
Type: dissertation
Source: PQT Legacy CUNY.xlsx
degree: Ph.D.

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