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[12] CONVERSA DE SENHORAS: Experimental Publication

An accordion tunnel book that guides the reader through stages of a flower, bud to bloom to wilt, while unfolding the poem Conversa de Senhoras by Ana Cristina Cesar. As a key figure of Brazil’s poesia marginal during the Cold War era, Cesar used intimate, fragmented women’s speech as a subtle form of resistance under censorship. The book turns reading into a physical passage, echoing how private voices carried meaning, care, and critique in constrained political climates.


BROWN UNIVERSITY
CROSS REGISTRATION STUDIES

COURSE: Gender and Sexuality in the Cold War Americas













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