Estudio sobre las repercusiones del bullying en los personajes de la obra Mandíbula de Mónica Ojeda

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Abstract: The essay entitled Study on the repercussions of bullying on the characters of the play Mandibula by Mónica Ojeda, presents an interpretation of the female-monstrous narrative of white horror by Mónica Ojeda related to juvenile, family and school bullying and its effects, from a psychoanalytical perspective of the personality and actions of the protagonists of the story. The main objective is to analyze the repercussions of bullying on the mental health and behavior of females to describe situations traditionally subjected to censorship: sexuality, power relationships between mothers, friends and teacher-student, cults and horror stories initiated on the Internet. As a hypothesis, it is presented that the borderline situations and bullying experienced by the women in the work from an early age, both at home and in their educational institution, nega tively influences their psychological aspect and social behavior. The methodology applied is based on the hermeneutic analysis of the work and its relationship with the effects of bullying on extreme and uncomfortable situations experienced by the female characters subject to psychological trauma, severely captured by the author.