'La ronzadora de carbón' en la tradición oral de los zinacantecos

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  • Mary Sobhani University of Arkansas

Abstract

En el texto Of Cabbages and Kings: Tales from Zinacantán, recopilado por Robert Laughlin y publicado en "Charcoal Cruncher" o "La ronzadora de carbón," cuya representación de la mujer merece un detallado análisis. La ronzadora de carbon es una figura tanto patética como diabólica, cuyas transgresiones siempre llevan a su propia muerte. A través de un análisis de este cuento tanto como del contexto del cual surge esta tradición, busco examinar la función de la subyugación de la mujer a través de un aparente acto justiciero contra la mujer violenta o contra-natura.

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