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El miedo a la mujer: las mujeres violentas

Authors: Sánchez Herrero, José;

El miedo a la mujer: las mujeres violentas

Abstract

El trabajo se apoya exclusivamente en documentación literaria que, claramente, afirma la violencia y la homosexualidad femenina. He elegido como texto fundamental el drama de Luis Vélez de Guevara La Serrana de la Vera, escrito en 1613. En el aparecen tres niveles claros de desviación femenina frente a lo tradicional y convencional: 1) el carácter masculino de la protagonista; 2) la protagonista pone siempre en tela de juicio con palabras o con acciones su identidad femenina; y 3) la inclinación amorosa de la protagonista hacia las mujeres. Existe un cuarto nivel que se une al primero: el de la violencia extrema de la protagonista, efecto de la venganza.

This study is based exclusively on literary sources that clearly support the claim for feminine violence and lesbianism. I have chosen as a fundamental text, Luis Vélez de Guevara’s La Serrana de la Vera written in 1613. In the text there are three distinct levels of female deviance which contrast with the traditional and conventional: 1) the masculine nature of the protagonist; 2) the protagonist always questions with words or actions her female identity; and 3) the amorous inclination of the protagonist towards women. There is a fourth level that is linked to the first: the extreme violence of the protagonist as a result of vengeance.

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mujeres, lesbianismo, violence, violencia, lesbianism, women

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