ANSIEDADES DE AUTORIA FEMININA EM ANA CRISTINA CESAR E LUIZA NETO JORGE

Abstract

The Present Study is within the Literary Studies field and its central concern is to prompt discussions on the matter of “authorship anxiety” in the works of Portuguese poet Luiza Neto Jorge (1939-1989) and in the works of Brazilian poet Ana Cristina Cesar (1952- 1981), by means of notions such as women’s writing and feminism. Departing from those notions, our interest relies on the intersections of your poetics features, forms and modes of expression, which allow considerations about “authorship anxiety”, according to the ideas elaborated by Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar. Our analysis privileges the cultural and symbolic representations produced in the field of work and the challenges of women writers. We rely on the works of Sandra Gilbert e Susan Gubar (1979), Harold Bloom (1991,1994,1995), Simone de Beauvoir (2008, 2009), Heloisa Buarque de Hollanda (2019), Nancy Fraser (2019), Constância Duarte (2019), Manuela Tavares (2012), and also Félix Guattari e Gilles Deleuze (1995), in order to analyze the processes of subjectivation related to authorship anxiety in Luiza Neto Jorge’s poems and Ana Cristina Cesar’s poems.