Two ways of looking at the fatherThe Father de Sharon Olds y Fun Home d’Alison Bechdel

  1. Villamarín-Freire, Sara
Zeitschrift:
452ºF: Revista de Teoría de la Literatura y Literatura Comparada

ISSN: 2013-3294

Datum der Publikation: 2022

Titel der Ausgabe: Cuerpo, visión y textualidad: poéticas y políticas de la mirada en la contemporaneidad

Nummer: 27

Seiten: 165-183

Art: Artikel

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Zusammenfassung

Aquest article explora una sèrie de dispositius visuals-textuals utilitzats en la representació de figures paternes en el poemari The Father (Sharon Olds, 1992) i la novel·la gràfica Fun Home(Alison Bechdel, 2006). Exposo que la literatura pot contribuir a desfer la fusió de paternitat i patriarcat quan es retrata als pares com a individus complexos, fal·libles i, sobretot, reals, en oposició al principi abstracte incorpori que ha predominat en les cultures occidentals. Sostindré que les qualitats subjacents de la ficció dominant poden subvertir-se a través d’una sèrie de mecanismes formals relacionats amb el camp visual que busquen fomentar la participació del lector. En fer-ho, tant The Father com Fun Home brinden alternatives a les representacions tradicionals de la figura paterna.

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