Vol. 27 (2022): Contemporary world literature as a mirror-denunciation of eating disorders

Artículos

• Starvation, Binging and Disorderly Eating in Global Women’s Writing

  Francesca Calamita, Mabel Richart-Marset

  9-25

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• Cruel Optimism and Obsessive Appetites in Leïla Slimani’s Novels

  Kathryn Robson

  27-42

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• Anorexia and bulimia in the light of Lacan's graph of desire

  Manuel Asensi Pérez, Carla Asensi Richart

  43-57

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• Trascending the boundaries of the body: memory, homosexuality and anorexia in the work of Olga Grjasnowa

  Leopoldo Domínguez Macías, Juan Manuel Martín Martín

  59-77

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• On disappearance and animalization: portraits of female identity through illness and the dehumanization of the body in the novel Óxido de Carmen by Ana María del Río and Lumpérica by Diamela Eltit

  Marina Gay-Ylla

  79-102

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• Eating disorders as survival tools in Roxane Gay’s Hunger, A Memoir of (My) Body

  Sofía Concepción Medina López

  103-115

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• Bodies in the digital era:Historias del Silicon Valley by Herminia Gil Guerrero

  Laura P. Alonso Gallo

  117-128

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• Culinary Discourse, Diaspora and Motherhood in Sara Suleri’s Meatless Days

  Maria Morelli

  129-144

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• "You are rejecting your femininity!": Margaret Atwood's The Edible Woman and the female relationship to food

  Sofía Duarte

  145-158

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