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Journal articles on the topic "Gioconda Belli (1948-)"
De Oliveira Coelho, Wanessa, and Juliana Maia de Queiroz. "A configuração da personagem feminina em 'A Rainha do Ignoto', de Emília Freitas, e em 'El Pais de las mujeres', de Gioconda Belli." Jangada: crítica | literatura | artes 1, no. 14 (December 22, 2019): 141–55. http://dx.doi.org/10.35921/jangada.v1i14.258.
Full textWhite, Steven F. "La homogeneización de la naturaleza en la obra de Gioconda Belli." Ecozon@: European Journal of Literature, Culture and Environment 1, no. 2 (November 6, 2010). http://dx.doi.org/10.37536/ecozona.2010.1.2.365.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Gioconda Belli (1948-)"
Besse, Nathalie. "Mythe et récit dans les romans de Gioconda Belli." Paris 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA030095.
Full textGioconda Belli abundantly resorts to the myth to mythify the action and the ideology in her novels inspired of the nicaraguan culture and history. After the sacralization of the prehispanic indigenous world, the diabolisation of the conquerors founding chaos, then the infernal vision of the contemporary society, christic revolutionaries will fight for the advent of a Golden Age and a New Man. Fruits of a vernacular memory, Revolution, Utopia and magic liberate and reveal heroins at the same time as a collective identity in these narratives which glorify women and rebellion, and emphasize the osmosis earth-human. Nevertheless, myth can't be reality, but if the Utopia fails, the dream remains, and Gioconda Belli exhorts to "the spirit of Utopia", or the myth examined by the principle of reality
Lavoie, Sophie. "La femme, auteur et personnage, dans l'oeuvre de Gioconda Belli, (Nicaragua 1948-)." Aix-Marseille 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005AIX10036.
Full textLarge, Sophie. "Révolte, révolution et utopie dans les romans de Gioconda Belli." Thesis, Dijon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014DIJOL031.
Full textThis work deals with the first six novels of the novelist, poet and ex-revolutionary from Nicaragua, Gioconda Belli. It explores three recurrent themes – Revolt, Revolution and Utopia – and endeavours to explain the reason for their obsessional presence. As intermediaries between the individual and the collective, these concepts require both a psychoanalytical and sociological perspective. These two academic disciplines thus constitute the main tools of the research, as well as social psychology, which deals indeed with the psychological processes at play in interpersonal relations. The underlying assumption is that commitment stems from the characters’ unstable identity at the beginning of each novel, and that the choice between Revolt, Revolution and Utopia depends upon the circumstances of the creation of these identities. To put this assumption to the test, our study tries to locate the marks of emotional deprivation in each protagonist, and analyses the identity processes which are likely to influence the determination to commit and the psychological mechanisms resulting from such decision. Yet, the quest for identity is not quenched by commitment and this puts into question the ideological function of Revolt, Revolution and Utopia in these novels. Hence, this study equally tries to determine the role of these three objects in Belli’s work. It considers their temporal dimension, which has both a diegetic and an ideological function, and studies the argumentative devices attached to them, revealing thus the author’s political instrumentalisation of literature
Gondouin, Sandra. "La réinvention des mythes dans la poésie contemporaine d'Amérique centrale : Luz Méndez de la Vega (1919), Claribel Alegría (1924), Ana María Rodas (1937), Gioconda Belli (1948), Luz Lescure (1951) et Amanda castro (1962-2010)." Thesis, Aix-Marseille 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX10202/document.
Full textThe literature of Central America – and in particular the contemporary works of the female poets in this region – is a little-studied subject. We therefore wished to help develop this field of research by examining the lyrical work of six women writers from Central America. In this corpus, published from 1948 to the present day, the reinvention of myths is, to our minds, especially significant. In order to tackle this subject, we shall first unravel the threads of these poets’ lives from the fabric of the contemporary history and literature of Central America. We shall then attempt to characterise the types of myths found in their poems – age-old tales (Amerindian, Greek and Biblical) as well as « newborn » myths that are the fruit of stereotyped and images (the Archetypal Female or the « macho » male). Through textual analysis and a theoretical approach based on rewriting and myth criticism, we shall study the way these myths are dealt with according to where they come from and their advisory value regarding women. We shall then consider the way in which the reinvention of myths is part of the poetic depiction of the life cycle from creation (the genesis of the world, of human life; the birth of a child, of a poem) to death. Finally, we shall analyse how the status of women and men is redefined through the prismatic distortion of the myth – by breaking down the dichotomy between the commendable woman (Penelope, the angel in the house) and the femme fatale or « fallen woman » (Eve, Medea, the prostitute), or praising female heroism through new myths (such as the wild woman) – with a view to breaking new ground in male-female relationships
Marchio, Julie. "De l’esthétique de la trace : Mémoire, Histoire, Récit dans l’oeuvre de six romancières centraméricaines actuelles (1990-2007=." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014AIXM3079.
Full textIn the context of the progressive (re-)democratization of the Central American isthmus during the 1990s, the sub-genre of the historical novel lived a new boom inscribing itself in a global tendency on the Latin American sub-continent. Women writers in the isthmus not only started to make their presence felt in the novel, in general, scarcely cultivated by them up to that moment, but participated actively in the new enthusiasm provoked by the mise en fiction of history, a phenomenon barely studied by Central American literary criticism up until then. This study is based on the textual analysis of seven novels published between 1992 and 2007 by six Central American women writers. It seeks to demonstrate that the fictional writing of these Central American women novelists is characterized by a certain number of specific features that do not depend on biology but represent a historical approach that predominantly focuses on women, the marginalised and those excluded from power. On the other hand, it also tries to show that at the same time this writing is part of a more general tendency that we have termed the "aesthetics of trace": a progressive evolution of the historic novel towards the novel of historical memory. In this way, the present research about a literature still too marginalized in European universities, aims at contributing to the analysis of the modes of history writing chosen by women writers in Central America and to the comprehension of the change of paradigm, which the historical novel is undergoing at this moment, not only in the Central American region, but also in a number of Latin American countries that are marked by a process of political transition
Regoczy, Lucia Graciela, and n/a. "Espiritu de subversion : la construccion del discurso de la mujer en la narrativa posmoderna hispanoamericana." University of Otago. Department of Languages and Cultures, 2007. http://adt.otago.ac.nz./public/adt-NZDU20070927.141659.
Full textSansiñena, Amancay. "Género e Interculturalidad en dos novelas latinoamericanas: La mujer habitada (1988) de Gioconda Belli y En el tiempo de las mariposas (1994) de Julia Álvarez." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/11086/18215.
Full textEl presente trabajo es un estudio analítico-descriptivo de dos novelas latinoamericanas: La mujer habitada (1988), de la escritora nicaragüense Gioconda Belli, y En el tiempo de las mariposas (1994), de la autora dominico- norteamericana Julia Álvarez. Ambos textos comparten el género literario, el argumento y el contexto socio-histórico, político y económico que describen. Sus narradoras son mujeres latinoamericanas que señalan la persistencia de ciertas relaciones de género estereotipadas al denunciar tanto las prácticas culturales como las dictaduras de sus países. El objetivo principal de nuestra investigación es abordar la colonialidad de género y el patriarcado desde una perspectiva intercultural decolonial de género y a partir de las estrategias narrativas características de la escritura de mujeres que están presentes en estas dos novelas intrahistóricas en contextos de dictaduras centroamericanas del siglo pasado. Nuestra tesis se inscribe dentro del tipo de investigación cualitativa y sigue el método inductivo. Parte de observaciones particulares de situaciones y circunstancias narradas y/o vividas por los personajes principales que dan cuenta de la sujeción de las mujeres nicaragüenses y dominicanas, y analiza y clasifica las representaciones de las mujeres como las otras de la cultura masculina dominante y como sujetos subalternos en la sociedad patriarcal. La conclusión general es que una de las secuelas del establecimiento de la matriz colonial del poder en América Latina es la colonialidad del ser en cuanto a la subjetividad, la sexualidad y el género, o sea, el control de las mujeres y sus cuerpos por parte de la masculinidad hegemónica y patriarcal.
Fil: Sansiñena, Amancay. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Lenguas, Argentina.