Representación de la mujer en el tercer capítulo de la obra Mujeres que corren con los lobos, de Clarissa Pinkola

Abstract

This investigation analyses the representation of the woman in Women who run with the wolves by Clarissa Pinkola (2018), taking as aim of study the third chapter of the work. Through a approach semi-discursive, the narrative elements that shape and molds the construction of the feminine and its association with the two archetype. The resignification of the female figure is examined, traditionally associated with destruction and finitude, through archetypes such as the Great Goddess and the Wild Woman, which propose a vision of regeneration and psychic transformation. The study proofs how this representation continues to be articulated from a symbology that connects the feminine with nature and intuition, which challenges patriarchal narratives that have denied these vital knowledge and rhythms, also raises questions about the permanence of certain symbolic conceptions about femininity.