Mexican women writers of all social classes were actively involved in the Mexican Revolution. They hid prisoners, smuggled arms, and participated in fund-raising activities. Also, they founded, funded, and staffed newspapers and other means of written expression in support of th…
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My dissertation focuses on the second generation of novels of the Mexican Revolution, and on the related debate concerning the death of the revolutionary ideals of freedom, justice, and land reform. Some were pronounced dead after the 1940s. Through the analysis of 4 novels of t…
Karl Marx’ perennial statement that religion is “the opium of the people,” may be one of religious critics most widely used phrases to date. Despite a deep complexity within Marx’ social, economical and religious critique, this phrase receives too a straightforward and narrow in…