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Reescribir y poetizar el archivo

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Abstract

Venezuelan writer Jacqueline Goldberg offers a personal reflection on the creative process that has guided her since the early twentieth century, leading her to the use of archives and their poetization to write texts that can be considered documentary poetry. Her poems, shaped by the voices of Shoah survivors, help her define the writing techniques that characterize this genre.


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Submitted: May 5, 2025 | Published Aug. 1, 2025 | Language: es

Keywords Archive • Poetry • Shoah survivors • Documentary poetry • Testimony

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