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Franceses, mulheres e outros estrangeiros : de um sermão de 1811 à poesia panfletária de Catarina de Lencastre
| Resumo: | Studies about Romanticism have often neglected pamphletary literature, seen as « too circumstantial » or « too engaged » to fit the concept of such a sentimental period. On the other hand, Feminine Studies are all about the demands of the sentimental gender. But perhaps we could find on pamphleteers the best example of the complexity of Romanticism and Feminine Literature: new publics’ vitality, lyrical and epic poetry’s hybridism, and also new rhetorical strategies of women’s literature. This thesis can be best viewed through the example of Catarina de Lencastre’s poetry, during the War of the Oranges and the French Invasions. Forgotten by Literary History, Catarina de Lencastre is, after all, another good pretext to review the Literary History’s canon. |
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| Assunto: | Poesia panfletária Invasions Invasões Pamphletary Literature Catarina de Lencastre Women Balsemão Mulher |
| País: | Portugal |
| Tipo de documento: | journal article |
| Tipo de acesso: | Aberto |
| Instituição associada: | Carnets, Revista Electrónica de Estudos Franceses |
| Idioma: | português |
| Origem: | Carnets, Revista Electrónica de Estudos Franceses |
| Resumo: | Studies about Romanticism have often neglected pamphletary literature, seen as « too circumstantial » or « too engaged » to fit the concept of such a sentimental period. On the other hand, Feminine Studies are all about the demands of the sentimental gender. But perhaps we could find on pamphleteers the best example of the complexity of Romanticism and Feminine Literature: new publics’ vitality, lyrical and epic poetry’s hybridism, and also new rhetorical strategies of women’s literature. This thesis can be best viewed through the example of Catarina de Lencastre’s poetry, during the War of the Oranges and the French Invasions. Forgotten by Literary History, Catarina de Lencastre is, after all, another good pretext to review the Literary History’s canon. |
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