La poesía de Ana Rossetti dentro del debate de la “poesía femenina” en el Perú (una comparación con Carmen Ollé)

Abstract

The Spanish poetry written by women that appeared in the early 1980s has several aspects in common with the Peruvian poetry of the same period that have not been addressed by specialized critics. This article seeks to initiate this examination through the analysis of the Spanish author Ana Rossetti—Los devaneos de Erato (1980), Indicios vehementes (1985) and Devocionario (1986)—and the Peruvian Carmen Ollé—Noches de adrenalina (1981)—paying attention in particular to a gender perspective. This perspective appears in “universal” and essentialist literary readings through concrete aspects such as subterfuge, voyeurism, eroticism, and sexuality, as well as in the own ways in which each one of the poets expresses her woman’s voice.