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Dramaturgas Chilenas: Plays by Chilean Female Writers in the Early 21st Century
Dramaturgas Chilenas: Plays by Chilean Female Writers in the Early 21st Century
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- More about Dramaturgas Chilenas: Plays by Chilean Female Writers in the Early 21st Century
How do female Chilean playwrights address historical trauma, gender critique and collective memory in post-dictatorship, democratic Chile?
Dramaturgas Chilenas: Plays by Chilean Female Writers in the Early 21st Centuryfeatures five, new, English translations of plays by Chile's leading female playwrights, exploring and decoding their lived experience. Gathering together the plays and analysis by Chilean and U.S. editors, this collection enables English-speakers to engage with this contemporary canon for the very first time.
From the shocking true story of women being coerced into serving as government spies, and heart-breaking accounts of the killings as the country returned to democracy, to examinations of young women protesting and demanding justice, this collection provides a wealth of insight into the contemporary, female Chilean experience.
Featuring an introduction that contextualises the plays and their most prevalent themes, and critical essays that analyse the playwrights' work, and how they address socio-political issues, this collection is a perfect introduction for those wishing to discover more about Chile and its remarkable theatre.
This collection includes Medusa by Ximena Carrera (2010), Hilda Peña by Isidora Stevenson Bordeu (2014), School for Girls by Nona Fernández (2015), The City of Fruit by Leyla Selman (2018), and Sentiments by Carla Zúñiga M. (2013).
Dramaturgas Chilenas: Plays by Chilean Female Writers in the Early 21st Centuryfeatures five, new, English translations of plays by Chile's leading female playwrights, exploring and decoding their lived experience. Gathering together the plays and analysis by Chilean and U.S. editors, this collection enables English-speakers to engage with this contemporary canon for the very first time.
From the shocking true story of women being coerced into serving as government spies, and heart-breaking accounts of the killings as the country returned to democracy, to examinations of young women protesting and demanding justice, this collection provides a wealth of insight into the contemporary, female Chilean experience.
Featuring an introduction that contextualises the plays and their most prevalent themes, and critical essays that analyse the playwrights' work, and how they address socio-political issues, this collection is a perfect introduction for those wishing to discover more about Chile and its remarkable theatre.
This collection includes Medusa by Ximena Carrera (2010), Hilda Peña by Isidora Stevenson Bordeu (2014), School for Girls by Nona Fernández (2015), The City of Fruit by Leyla Selman (2018), and Sentiments by Carla Zúñiga M. (2013).
- Publication date: 19 March 2026
- Page count: 256
- Dimensions: Height 164 mm; Width 241 mm; Thickness 23 mm
- Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Format: Hardback
- ISBN-13: 9781350549302
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