Crueldad, corrupción y opresión hacia la mujer en la novela Doña Bárbara de Rómulo Gallegos

Abstract

Abstract: The novel Doña Bárbara, authored by the emblematic Venezuelan writer Rómulo Gallegos, Retracts a highly picturesque and beautified environment, packed with features that They express to the reader that admiration for the plain of their land and the beings that inhabit it, in That sense frames within itself a plot that is developed purely by the thirst for revenge of the protagonist, as a result she will force the population of that area to abide by in an environment filled with delay, inequality, in addition to imminent violence, oppression and corruption, witnessed in each of its chapters, this will be developed extensively in the present work, which houses in the first instance a contextual analysis and literary of the work in general, on the other hand, in its second chapter, it will address those circumstances that will expose that aforementioned environment, carrying out consequently, a contrast with today's society, taking into account its stereotypes, as well as the role that the state has regarding these evils that have afflicted society since ancient times until the present.