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If in the past, literary history scarcely offered names that captured a world vision from women point of view, feminine writers who, in the last third of 20th century, wrote to express themselves encountered a literary language that transmitted a tradition in which they, often straightjacketed in stereotypes such as donna angelicata, lover, mother, o sinner, were hardly represented. Hence, the difficulty to find out, through an inherited language, their own voice which would express their emotional universe. It is a task that feminine poets bring about, as it is showed in this work, starting from a revision of literary models, myths and believes of our culture, often making use of irony, what frequently leads to the recuperation of maternal image and to the search of a feminine genealogy.

La poesía de mujeres en España: la búsqueda de una identidad