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Resumen
This study aims to analyse the way in which Clarice Lispector developed
her reflection on the condition of women through literary and journalistic
writing. Although she has constantly rejected the label of feminist, the
works of the Brazilian writer seems to trace a path of liberation from social standards: an apprenticeship of “being a woman” that dispenses with
any concept of gender.
Referring mainly to the reflections of Judith Butler and Pierre Bourdieu,
this aspect will be deepened through the analysis of the “women’s pages”
published under pseudonyms between the 50s and the 60s, and the novel
An apprenticeship or the book of pleasures; texts that are very different
from each other but that offer interesting perspectives on “being a woman” according to Clarice Lispector.
