Authorial Death and Resurrection: Liminality, Genre and Poetic Selfhood in Elisabeth Mulder's Sinfonía en rojo (1929).

This article analyses the critically neglected poetry of the Spanish author Elisabeth Mulder, who despite writing at a time of profound experimentation in the field of poetry draws on traditional rather than avant-garde renovation. This article considers the strategies of signification in two of her...

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Published in:Neophilologus Vol. 97; no. 1; pp. 97 - 116
Main Author: McCulloch, John
Format: Article
Published: Springer Nature Jan2013
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