+100 nuevos nombres del proyecto escritoras Mexicanas contemporáneas / Adriana Pacheco Roldán, Karla Gallegos Villareal, María Fernanda González, Raúl Bravo Vásquez, Daniel Martínez Álvarez. Hacia una hermenéutica simbólica de la violencia en las poetas mexicanas nacidas en los ochenta / Gloria Vergara -- Elegía, memoria sensorial y distribución de lo sensible : Fiat Lux de Paula Abramo / Ignacio M. Sánchez Prado -- "Sueño de Arena" de Iris García : la violencia en un cuento mexicano contemporáneo / Tarik Torres Mojica -- De cómo devorar y ser devorada. Mitos, muerte y la desarticulación de lo femenino en ocho cuentos de El cuerpo incorrupto de Marina Herrera / Adriana Pacheco Roldán -- Una feminazi, una teibolera y una lesbian : acercamientos al feminismo en la literatura mexicana actual / Francesca Dennstedt -- "Sígueme por el t︢nel" : desplazamientos y resignificaciones de género a género en Cuerpo náufrago de Ana Clavel / Ada Aurora Sánchez -- Apéndice. +100 nuevos nombres del proyecto escritoras Mexicanas contemporáneas / Adriana Pacheco Roldán, Karla Gallegos Villareal, María Fernanda González, Raúl Bravo Vásquez, Daniel Martínez Álvarez.
Summary:
The volume reviews in six critical studies through novels, stories and poems, how a new generation of writers is inserted in the dialogue on topics such as gender, violence, motherhood, memory, family, body and desire. Analyze how works are distinguished by the use of various discursive tools such as myth and religious symbols, the questioning of statutes such as "Truth, History, and Identity", as well as the rethinking of the concept "gender" as a cultural elaboration identity. From a more practical perspective, the volume presents the results of a field study and surveys, conducted at national and international level to recognize current trends in reading, interpretation, and dissemination of the work of Mexican writers, which leaves in evidence what is to be called the "evil of the province," that is, the problem of diffusion and recognition that many of them suffer from working from within the country. The final list "+100 new names of the Contemporary Mexican Writers Project" recognizes already established writers and contributes new values, with what seeks to contribute to the update of an ankylosed and immovable canon.
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