Ritual and Repression in Carmen Martin Gaite;s Entre visillos Roxanne B. Marcus.
A part of the book "Studies in Honor of Gustavo Correa," edited by Charles B. Faulhaber, Richard P. Kinkade and T. A. Perry is presented. It explores the story of the novel titled "Entre visillos," by Carmen Martín Gaite, which is set in an atmosphere of repressive and oppressive conformity. It desc...
| Published in: | Estudios Literarios en Honor de Gustavo Correa pp. 137 - 150 |
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Digitalia Publishing Corp.
1991
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| Summary: | A part of the book "Studies in Honor of Gustavo Correa," edited by Charles B. Faulhaber, Richard P. Kinkade and T. A. Perry is presented. It explores the story of the novel titled "Entre visillos," by Carmen Martín Gaite, which is set in an atmosphere of repressive and oppressive conformity. It describes the characteristics of the two protagonists, which the novel revolves around. |
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