Estíbaliz Encarnación-Pinedo holds a PhD in postwar American literature from the University of Murcia (Spain) and is currently a lecturer and researcher in the Department of Modern Languages at Polytechnic University of Cartagena, Murcia. Her research focuses on gender and feminism in postwar and avant-garde American poetry. She is co-editor of ruth weiss: Beat Poetry, Jazz, Art (2021), and has published journal articles and book chapters on Beat women and Beat-related poets such as Anne Waldman, ruth weiss, Harold Norse, Diane di Prima, or Joanne Kyger.
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Chapter 1: The Art of Looking Back Myth and the Beat Generation When Women Look Back: Political and Aesthetic Considerations Chapter 2: Joanne Kyger and the Subversion of Discourse Reevaluation of Female Passivity: Genre Considerations Uses of Myth and the Mythologizing of the Self Poet as Editor Chapter 3: Diane di Prima's Feral Epic Revisionism Constructing Loba: Some Images Goddess in a Patriarchal World Revision and Appropriation: The Mythic and Mystic Discourses Chapter 4: Anne Waldman and the Scope of Jove The Gender/Genre Debate: Epic and Female Experience Dismantling Jove: Poet as Archivist Myth and the Androgynous Position Chapter 5: Memoir and the Beat Chick Beat Chick and the Female Body The Reversal and Perpetuation of Gender Roles: Independence and Marriage Beatnik Motherhood: Myths and Realities Chapter 6: Memoir and Writing (the) Beat Why memoir? Some Genre Considerations Writing (in) the Memoirs Beat Generation Revisited: Stylistic Considerations Coda: Expansive Revisionism
Chapter 1: The Art of Looking Back Myth and the Beat Generation When Women Look Back: Political and Aesthetic Considerations Chapter 2: Joanne Kyger and the Subversion of Discourse Reevaluation of Female Passivity: Genre Considerations Uses of Myth and the Mythologizing of the Self Poet as Editor Chapter 3: Diane di Prima's Feral Epic Revisionism Constructing Loba: Some Images Goddess in a Patriarchal World Revision and Appropriation: The Mythic and Mystic Discourses Chapter 4: Anne Waldman and the Scope of Jove The Gender/Genre Debate: Epic and Female Experience Dismantling Jove: Poet as Archivist Myth and the Androgynous Position Chapter 5: Memoir and the Beat Chick Beat Chick and the Female Body The Reversal and Perpetuation of Gender Roles: Independence and Marriage Beatnik Motherhood: Myths and Realities Chapter 6: Memoir and Writing (the) Beat Why memoir? Some Genre Considerations Writing (in) the Memoirs Beat Generation Revisited: Stylistic Considerations Coda: Expansive Revisionism
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