Not to Tell Anybody or to Tell Ever ell Everell Everybody? Collapses of Masculinity in No se lo digas a nadie
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https://doi.org/10.1590/S0104-026X2013000100018Abstract
Taking narratology and queer studies as theoretical assumptions, what is made here is a critical reading of No se lo digas a nadie [Don’t Tell Anyone], Peruvian novel written by Jaime Bayly (first published in 1994) in which is questioned the heteronormative that rules the Peruvian society. For that, we emphasize the subversive potential of a place of literary utterance marked by difference and resistance to the disposals of sexual identities regulation.Downloads
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