The Order of Discourse in the novel No One Will See Me Cry by Cristina Rivera Garza
Abstract
In this paper, an analysis is carried out of the way in which the elements inherent to discourse, madness and subjectivity are presented and intertwined in the novel No One Will See Me Cry by Cristina Rivera Garza, based on the elements of analysis referred to the order of discourse, power, archaeologies of knowledge and technologies of the self from the perspective of Michel Foucault.Downloads
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