A Law of Our Own: Gender Relations and Subversion of the Literary in the poetics of Mariela Gouiric
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The article proposes an analysis that is part of an investigation into the poetics of the Bahian writer Mariela Gouiric. It focuses on possible readings that are attentive to gender relations and the modes of subversion of the literary of one of her poems “Law 26485”, written in 2011 and later included in the collection of poems A method of the world, published in 2016 and recently republished. (Blatt & Ríos, 2023).
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