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Cabells, flor i sang: La construcció de la subjectivitat a partir del cos a Midaregami (Yosano Akiko, 1901)
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[cat] Yosano Akiko (1878 –1942) va publicar el seu primer poemari, Midaregami, l’any 1901 a Tòquio. Se la va anomenar “poeta de la passió” pels temes que tractava a l’obra: ningú havia emprat la tanka per parlar d’amor i de passió a Japó com ho feia ella. Aquest treball explora la construcció del cos i el jo a Midaregami a través de l’anàlisi tematològica, centrada en els temes del cos, els sentiments, els espais i la poesia.
[eng] Yosano Akiko (1878 –1942) published her first poetry book, Midaregami, in Tokyo, 1901. She was then labeled “poet of passion” because she wrote tanka about love and passion like no one had done it before in Japan. This essay explores the construction of body and self in Midaregami through a thematic analysis focused in the themes of body, feelings, locations, and poetry itself.
[eng] Yosano Akiko (1878 –1942) published her first poetry book, Midaregami, in Tokyo, 1901. She was then labeled “poet of passion” because she wrote tanka about love and passion like no one had done it before in Japan. This essay explores the construction of body and self in Midaregami through a thematic analysis focused in the themes of body, feelings, locations, and poetry itself.
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Màster d'Estudis de Dones, Gènere i Ciutadania, Universitat de Barcelona, Facultat de Geografia i Història, any: 2017-2018, Tutora: Torras, Meri, 1968-
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JIMÉNEZ BENAVENT, Carme. Cabells, flor i sang: La construcció de la subjectivitat a partir del cos a Midaregami (Yosano Akiko, 1901). [consulted: 18 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/128968