Escrita e transgressão

Maria Teresa Horta

Transgression and writing

Authors

Maria Teresa Horta Escritora

Keywords:

transgression, feminism, Portuguese literature.

Abstract

The article is a testimony of the life of the Portuguese writer Maria Teresa Horta, interpersed with both her fictional and poetical works. Life and works marked by transgression, by resistance, by the confessional, questioning, yet lyrical tone, by feminism.

Author Biography

Maria Teresa Horta, Escritora

Estreou na poesia em 1960 com o título Espelho Inicial , e participou no ano seguinte do volume coletivo Poesia 61 . Autora de Minha senhora de mim (1971), Educação sentimental (1975), Mulheres de Abril (1977) e Inquietude (2006), entre outros títulos. Na ficção, estreou com Ambas as mãos sobre o corpo (1970) e no ano seguinte publicou Novas cartas portuguesas (com Maria Isabel Barreno e Maria Velho da Costa). Em 1994, outro romance: A paixão segundo Constança H. Em 2007, proferiu a conferência de abertura do XXI Encontro de Professores Brasileiros de Literatura Portuguesa (USP), texto que trazemos à publicação neste volume d' A Matraga .

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Published

2009-12-30

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Horta, M. T. (2009). Transgression and writing. MATRAGA - Journal Published by the Graduate Program in Letters at Rio De Janeiro State University (UERJ), 16(25). Retrieved from https://www.e-publicacoes.uerj.br/matraga/article/view/27778

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Issue

Vol. 16 No. 25 (2009): Intimacy and Literature

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Literature Papers

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