AS YOU HAVE ESTABLISHED. SUBJECTION, BREAK UP AND DESOLATION IN THREE POEMS OF MARIA EMILIA CORNEJO
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https://doi.org/10.15381/escrypensam.v14i29.7981Keywords:
Subjection, break up, desolation, body, polyphony, passion states.Abstract
The analysis of this article focuses on the discursive analysis of three poems byMaria Emilia Cornejo: “Soy la muchacha mala de la historia” (“I am the bad girlof the story”), “Como tú lo estableciste” (“As you have established”) and “Tímiday avergonzada” (“Shy and embarrassed”) which appear in the fifth section of thebook En la mitad del camino recorrido (1989) (In the middle of the path). In each ofthe poems we can identify three passion states (subjection, break up and desolation),which within this representation, represent a critique against the dialogic malesignificance, common to this phallogocentric cultural system. What we intend toestablish is a hermeneutic structure that contributes to the recognition of the workof Maria Emilia Cornejo, since the secondary literature has been characterized, inthe majority of cases, for discussing issues related to authorship. This research isestablished as a non-sociological literary study. That is why the problem of authorshipbecomes irrelevant for purposes of our research.
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