Corpo e subjetividades: uma leitura da poesia erótica de Natália Nolli Sasso e Tula Pilar Ferreira

Abstract

This dissertation is a theoretical investigation that aims to analyze the erotic poems of Natália Nolli Sasso and Tula Pilar Ferreira, present in the works Ninfas do Tietê (2018) and Sensuality of fine treatment (2017), whose main objective is to investigate the meanings associated with female eroticism, analyzing how the authors approach subjectivities in their erotic poems and how their female figurations align with a perspective of eroticism. We are also interested in verifying the possibility of erotic literature being an instrument that enables demands and a space that can grant freedom to women. To carry out this work, we highlight the following authors as part of the theoretical framework studied: Sarane Alexandrian (1993), Michel Foucault (2020), Georges Bataille (2021), Lúcia Castello Branco (2004), Elódia Xavier (2021) and Naomi Wolf (2022). This research, which involves a qualitative methodological analysis of the works cited above, is relevant to the current context, since female sexuality is often repressed and defamed. This study therefore seeks to contribute to the visibility of erotic literature written by women, promoting a space for reflection and empowerment for female sexuality in contemporary society.