REVELATIONS OF LANGUAGE: MIMETIC, ARTISTIC, AND COINCIDENTAL PARALLELS OF WOMEN'S VOICES

Through an examination of the feminine voices and conflict in Vincente Blasco Ibanez's "La barraca (The Cabin)" and "Canas y barro (Reed and Mud)," along with "Flor de Mayo (Mayflower)," it is demonstrated that the women are not simply typecast caricatures of siren...

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Published in:CLA journal 1997-09, Vol.41 (1), p.44-54
Main Author: Oxford, Jeffrey
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Adultery
American literature
Femininity
Feminism
Ibanez, Vincente Blasco
Literary criticism
Literary history
Novels
Sexism
Verbalization
Women
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Summary:Through an examination of the feminine voices and conflict in Vincente Blasco Ibanez's "La barraca (The Cabin)" and "Canas y barro (Reed and Mud)," along with "Flor de Mayo (Mayflower)," it is demonstrated that the women are not simply typecast caricatures of sirens or virginal Madonnas but are individuals responding to varying situations.
ISSN:0007-8549
2766-0265