Abstract
The novel Arráncame la vida, by the mexican writer Angeles Mastretta, is an example of literature that proposes new ways of imaging the woman and, as a consequence, the social relations. This article analyzes this novel from the perspective of today´s separating discourse of patriarchal culture and the social imaginary vision.
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