The feminine aspect of writing in Clarice Lispector
Feminine writing, subjectivity, sensoriality, Clarice Lispector, narrative.
This study investigates feminine writing in the work of Clarice Lispector, focusing on her subjective and sensory language. The research analyzes how the author subverts traditional narrative structures, privileging pre-linguistic and instinctive elements. Moreover, it explores the construction of female characters and their complex emotions and existential dilemmas. Lispector's writing is seen as a fabric intertwining sound, rhythm, and enunciation, evoking a maternal language that transcends the limits of conventional narrative.