Margins
1951
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4.06
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318
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El personaje de Bárbara, ha de quedar, como arquetipo de la mujer poética y la sensibilidad femenina que está en el mundo. Bárbara está encerrada en las paredes de su casa y de esta opresión desea salir, realizarse en otra realidad más abierta y vital. Su inadaptabilidad por estar habituada al silencio y a la soledad es asombrosa. Incluso su encuentro con el hombre que habría de sacarla de su encierro y trasladarla a otra realidad, que supuestamente le abriría nuevos horizontes y perspectivas, está matizado de silencios, incomunicación que define sus rasgos psicológicos. Los años anteriores al encuentro con el marino no han sido formativos, pues no prepararon a esta mujer para vivir en sociedad. La joven no puede escapar de su pasado y retorna al lugar de su infancia, con sus recuerdos y aislada de todo. Barbara's character must remain, as an archetype of the poetic woman and the feminine sensibility that is in the world. Barbara is locked in the walls of her house and from this oppression she wants to leave, to perform in another reality more open and vital. Her inability to be accustomed to silence and solitude is astounding. Even his encounter with the man who would remove it from its confinement and transfer it to another reality, which supposedly would open new horizons and perspectives, is tinted with silences, incommunication that defines its psychological features. The years before the encounter with the sailor have not been formative, because they did not prepare this woman to live in society. The girl can not escape her past and returns to the place of her childhood, with her memories and isolated from everything.

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Dulce María Loynaz
Dulce María Loynaz
Author · 4 books
Dulce María Loynaz (December 10, 1902 - April 27, 1997) Born in Cuba. Daughter of the famous General Enrique Loynaz del Castillo, a hero of the Cuban Liberation Army and author of Cuban National Anthem lyrics; and sister of poet Enrique Loynaz Muñoz. Dulce María was born in Havana City, on December 10, 1902, in a family of great sensibility towards artistic and cultural manifestations and deep patriotic feelings, home schooled, she grew up in a familiar environment highly propitious for poetry.
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