Erotismo indio en «Las mareas vuelven de noche», de Yolanda Oreamuno
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Camacho Arias, Ariadne
Solano Moraga, Sigrid
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Este estudio se refiere al tema del erotismo oriental (el de India), en «Las mareas vuelven de noche», de la escritora costarricense Yolanda Oreamuno. El cuento relata el encuentro entre una mujer oriental y un hombre occidental, que trata la experiencia de erotismo ligado al contexto indio. Se analiza la fusión entre los amantes en un solo ser que intenta la trascendencia; en el relato, el erotismo está constituido por escenarios palpables a través de los sentidos que refuerzan el carácter espiritual, etéreo y divinizante de la unión amorosa.
This study explores Oriental eroticism in “Las mareas vuelven de noche,” by the Costa Rican author Yolanda Oreamuno. This short story narrates an encounter between an oriental woman and an occidental man, addressing the experience of eroticism in India. The text proposes the union of the lovers as transcendental act. In the narration, eroticism is viewed in different scenes drawn by the senses strengthening the spiritual, divine-like and ethereal atmosphere of coming together in love.
This study explores Oriental eroticism in “Las mareas vuelven de noche,” by the Costa Rican author Yolanda Oreamuno. This short story narrates an encounter between an oriental woman and an occidental man, addressing the experience of eroticism in India. The text proposes the union of the lovers as transcendental act. In the narration, eroticism is viewed in different scenes drawn by the senses strengthening the spiritual, divine-like and ethereal atmosphere of coming together in love.
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Literatura costarricense, Narrativa costarricense, Erotismo oriental, Costa Rican literature, Costa Rican narrative, Oriental eroticism