Conversation with Teresa Calderón

“I have felt many times that writing has literally saved my life”

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18537/puc.35.01.07

Keywords:

Teresa Calderón, chilean poetry, latin American poetry, feminism, literature

Abstract

Teresa Calderón is one of the most important voices in literature in our language; His constant presence in the most important lyrical poetry anthologies in Chile and Latin America, since the 80s, certifies this. Poet, essayist, novelist, anthologist, teacher and workshop facilitator, he has won, among others, the National Poetry Contest (1984), the Pablo Neruda Prize (1992), the Altazor Prize (1999), and the National Literature Prize (2004). ). On this occasion I present an interview conducted in the context of the Festival de la Lira 2022, in Cuenca, Ecuador, in which topics such as poetics in her work, work on language, feminism, activism and politics in Literature.

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References

Bisama, A. (2014). Celos que matan pero no tanto, poemario de Teresa Calderón estrategias textuales e intertextuales. https://cutt.ly/WmYMG0F

Calderón, T. (1984). Causas perdidas. Ediciones Artesanales.

Calderón, T. (1989). Género femenino. Planeta.

Calderón, T. (23 mayo 2000). Teresa Calderón: Señora de las cuatro décadas, El Mercurio.

Published

2024-06-28

How to Cite

Astudillo Sarmiento, J. C. (2024). Conversation with Teresa Calderón: “I have felt many times that writing has literally saved my life”. Revista Pucara, 1(35), 69–77. https://doi.org/10.18537/puc.35.01.07