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The objective of this paper is to analyze the phenomenon of subalternity reflected in a 20th century Salvadoran novel and to identify the contextual factors that explain this phenomenon from the perspective of novelistic fiction. As for the method, the novel Cenizas de Izalco (1997) by Claribel Alegría was studied from the theoretical perspective of subalternity, one of the most significant postcolonial theories within sociocultural and literary history. After the interpretation of the results, it is concluded that the author, through her characters, represents the phenomenon of subalternity…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The objective of this paper is to analyze the phenomenon of subalternity reflected in a 20th century Salvadoran novel and to identify the contextual factors that explain this phenomenon from the perspective of novelistic fiction. As for the method, the novel Cenizas de Izalco (1997) by Claribel Alegría was studied from the theoretical perspective of subalternity, one of the most significant postcolonial theories within sociocultural and literary history. After the interpretation of the results, it is concluded that the author, through her characters, represents the phenomenon of subalternity in different ways; in the first place, she exhibits the harsh reality of the peasants and indigenous people of El Salvador at the time of 1932; then female subalternity is evidenced both in the public sphere (political-social) and in the private sphere (marital) and finally, the subaltern relations in the military sphere are notorious.
Autorenporträt
Degree in Language and Literature Sciences, graduated from the Universidad de El Salvador, Facultad Multidisciplinaria de Occidente (UES). Primary school teacher and collaborator of La Universidad magazine. Currently, student of the Master's degree in university teaching training at the University of El Salvador.