Hilda Hilst and the romantic experience of withdrawal
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Hilda Hilst, Romanticism, Aesthetic experienceAbstract
Hilda Hilst wrote different literary genres. Nonetheless, she was a devoted poet. Drama and prose had come to her after poetry. Between the years 1960 and 1967, Hilda transformed her way of writing and that resulted in including inherent aspects of Romanticism such as idealization and poet’s self-expression. Taking these changes into account, this paper will establish a reading of Hilda Hilst’s poetic works where romantic characteristics will be pointed out.References
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