This study analyzes the work of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and the testimonial novel of Elena Poniatowska, Hasta no verte Jesús mío (1969), in order to discover the androgynous subjectivity of both the novohispanic poet and the protagonist of Hasta no verte, Jesusa Palancares. The object is not simply an exercise in identifying the androgynous characteristics of one or the other woman but to demonstrate how, in the context of the predatory patriarchies that victimize both of them, each develops the masculine aspects of her being as a strategy to cope with stress and the concrete problems caused by her situation, that of Sor Juana being that she is a disobedient nun and that of Jesusa being that she is abused, Indian, extremely poor and pugna...
This paper explores the confrontation between literature and history in Juanamanuela mucha mujer by ...
textIn this study I focus on the novels La hija del bandido by Refugio Barragán (Mexico, 1887), Blan...
This study examines how gender influences the female protagonists of Hispanic detective fiction. I a...
This study analyzes the work of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and the testimonial novel of Elena Poniato...
In titling this dissertation Pues no soy mujer: The Upheaval of Singularity in Sor Juana Inés de la...
Although the Sor Juana archetype seems to be a constant in recent works by Mexican women writers, th...
Esta tese foi organizada e proposta com a finalidade de comparar a obra e a transgressão de Sóror Ma...
Although the Sor Juana archetype seems to be a constant in recent works by Mexican women writers, th...
Cuerpos en disputa, mujer e imaginarios de nación en Hispanoamérica: Juan Francisco Manzano, Eva Per...
In this study, we analyze the female and gender figurations in the novels Balada de Amor ao Ve...
This article aims to study from a feminist perspective the behavior of Cecilia and Aurora, two chara...
From the perspective of gender studies, this article provides a comparative film analysis of the rep...
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (1648-1695) wrote poetry, prose, and plays and is considered the greatest ...
This is a comparative study of two historical novels: La novia oscura by Laura Restrepo and Nuestra ...
The article investigates the much publicized case of “Emelina Troche,” a 23 year-old “woman” whose s...
This paper explores the confrontation between literature and history in Juanamanuela mucha mujer by ...
textIn this study I focus on the novels La hija del bandido by Refugio Barragán (Mexico, 1887), Blan...
This study examines how gender influences the female protagonists of Hispanic detective fiction. I a...
This study analyzes the work of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and the testimonial novel of Elena Poniato...
In titling this dissertation Pues no soy mujer: The Upheaval of Singularity in Sor Juana Inés de la...
Although the Sor Juana archetype seems to be a constant in recent works by Mexican women writers, th...
Esta tese foi organizada e proposta com a finalidade de comparar a obra e a transgressão de Sóror Ma...
Although the Sor Juana archetype seems to be a constant in recent works by Mexican women writers, th...
Cuerpos en disputa, mujer e imaginarios de nación en Hispanoamérica: Juan Francisco Manzano, Eva Per...
In this study, we analyze the female and gender figurations in the novels Balada de Amor ao Ve...
This article aims to study from a feminist perspective the behavior of Cecilia and Aurora, two chara...
From the perspective of gender studies, this article provides a comparative film analysis of the rep...
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (1648-1695) wrote poetry, prose, and plays and is considered the greatest ...
This is a comparative study of two historical novels: La novia oscura by Laura Restrepo and Nuestra ...
The article investigates the much publicized case of “Emelina Troche,” a 23 year-old “woman” whose s...
This paper explores the confrontation between literature and history in Juanamanuela mucha mujer by ...
textIn this study I focus on the novels La hija del bandido by Refugio Barragán (Mexico, 1887), Blan...
This study examines how gender influences the female protagonists of Hispanic detective fiction. I a...