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Silence and Celebration: Queer Markings in the Poetry of Abigael Bohórquez
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Este estudio intenta esquematizar las varias manifestaciones del deseo, práctica e identidad homosexual dentro de la sociedad mexicana y las varias influencias que las moldean en las obras poéticas Poesía teatro (1960) y Digo lo que amo (1976) del escritor sonorense Abigael Bohórquez. Se estudian, específicamente, las representaciones de tales conceptos o imágenes como el amor, el eroticismo, y la identidad personal dentro de un contexto "queer" y esa posición en términos sociales e históricos. / This article attempts to outline the different manifestations of homosexual desire, practice, and identity within Mexican society and the different aspects under which these take form in the poetic works Poesía y teatro (1960) and Digo lo que amo (1976) by the Sonoran writer Abigael Bohórquez. It analyzes, specifically, the representations of concepts or images such as love, eroticism, and personal identity within a "queer" context and its position in social and historical terms.
University of California Press
Title: Silence and Celebration: Queer Markings in the Poetry of Abigael Bohórquez
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Este estudio intenta esquematizar las varias manifestaciones del deseo, práctica e identidad homosexual dentro de la sociedad mexicana y las varias influencias que las moldean en las obras poéticas Poesía teatro (1960) y Digo lo que amo (1976) del escritor sonorense Abigael Bohórquez.
Se estudian, específicamente, las representaciones de tales conceptos o imágenes como el amor, el eroticismo, y la identidad personal dentro de un contexto "queer" y esa posición en términos sociales e históricos.
/ This article attempts to outline the different manifestations of homosexual desire, practice, and identity within Mexican society and the different aspects under which these take form in the poetic works Poesía y teatro (1960) and Digo lo que amo (1976) by the Sonoran writer Abigael Bohórquez.
It analyzes, specifically, the representations of concepts or images such as love, eroticism, and personal identity within a "queer" context and its position in social and historical terms.
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