The reinvention of correspondence in Ana Cristina Cesar’s literature
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https://doi.org/10.5007/2175-7917.2008v13n2p127Abstract
This essay intends to argue how the epistolary genre turns into a tensioned space of opposite powers, like the communicative and the aesthetic, the public and the private, the sincerity and the pretense in Ana Cristina Cesar’s letters as well as in her poems. Also, I’ve tried to demonstrate how the interpenetration of letters-literature practical and the literature of the letters started an interesting theoretical issue breaking any biographic certainty.
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