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3. La vocación helenística de Julio Cortázar

Author

Monballieu, Aagje

Subjects
Julio Cortázar, biblioteca, tradición clásica, tradition classique, bibliothèque
Abstract

Cet article montre que le jeune Julio Cortázar (1914-1984) avait reçu une solide éducation classique à Buenos Aires (1929-1936). L’auteur de l’étude est la première à explorer les livres annotés de sa bibliothèque personnelle comme témoignages de sa vocation d’helléniste. El presente artículo intenta demostrar que el joven Julio Cortázar (1914-1984) había gozado de una formación clásica sólida en Buenos Aires (1929-1936). La autora de este ensayo es la primera en explorar los libros anotados de su biblioteca personal como testimonios sobre su vocación helenística. This article shows that the young Julio Cortázar (1914-1984) enjoyed a profound classical education in Buenos Aires (1929-1936). The author of this essay is the first one to explore as testimonies of his calling as Hellenist, the annotated books in his personal library.

Published
2013

11. Entre bombones, porsches y arañas: imágenes de la feminidad maléfica en dos cuentos de Julio Cortázar.

Author

Monballieu, Aagje and Houvenaghel, Eugenia

Subjects
*FEMININITY in literature
Abstract

We propose an archetypical analysis of “Circe" and “Ciao, Verona" de Cortázar, by confronting the feminine personages and the images of femininity in both stories with the elements associated to the femme fatale archetype. We conclude, first, that, while “Circe" offers an actualized an urbanized version of the femme fatale, “Ciao, Verona" returns to the psychological origins of that tradition, representing the woman as a menace to a masculine world. Second, we conclude that the femme fatale of Cortázar is a multiple personage that combines several traditions and that so doing converts into a symbol of the eternal repetition and renovation of the femme fatale archetype. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

12. Entre bombones, porsches y arañas: imágenes de la feminidad maléfica en dos cuentos de Julio Cortázar.

Author

HOUVENAGHEL, EUGENIA and MONBALLIEU, AAGJE

Subjects
*LITERARY characters, *FEMININITY in literature, *ARCHETYPES
Abstract

We propose an archetypical analysis of “Circe" and “Ciao, Verona" de Cortázar, by confronting the feminine personages and the images of femininity in both stories with the elements associated to the femme fatale archetype. We conclude, first, that, while “Circe" offers an actualized an urbanized version of the femme fatale, “Ciao, Verona" returns to the psychological origins of that tradition, representing the woman as a menace to a masculine world. Second, we conclude that the femme fatale of Cortázar is a multiple personage that combines several traditions and that so doing converts into a symbol of the eternal repetition and renovation of the femme fatale archetype. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

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