De “género” dudoso: sobre la narrativa de Marosa di Giorgio

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Beatriz Ferrús Antón
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

La escritura de Marosa di Giorgio construye un mundo propio, con sus reglas y modos de  funcionamiento particulares. Leerla es aceptar un desafío, plagado de preguntas, que golpean el inconsciente y nos invitan a descubrir un ‘yo’ mucho más inestable de lo deseado. La identidad y el  vínculo entre yo y cuerpo se ponen en entredicho, el sentido  de  la  femineidad  se  revisa.  Este  artículo  trata  de  deslindar  las  claves  del universo marosiano, tanto a nivel ideológico como estético.

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Marosa di Giorgio, mujer, identidad, cuerpo.

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Ferrús Antón, Beatriz. «De “género” dudoso: sobre la narrativa de Marosa di Giorgio». Mitologías hoy, 2011, vol.VOL 1, pp. 50-59, https://raco.cat/index.php/mitologias/article/view/283840.
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