El periodismo narrativo latinoamericano desde el boom hasta la actualidad: la mujer en la obra de Tomás Eloy Martínez

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Abstract: The research "Latin American Narrative Journalism from the Boom to the Present: Women in the Work of Tomás Eloy Martínez" explores the evolution of narrative journalism in Latin America, focusing on the representation of women in Martínez's work, especially in "Santa Evita." It analyzes female archetypes and thematic, stylistic, and narrative patterns, examining how they reflect social, political, and cultural changes in the region. The study compares these representations with those of other boom authors, such as Mario Vargas Llosa, and addresses the significance of narrative journalism in society. Using a qualitative methodology with literary and cultural analysis, Martínez s work is thoroughly reviewed, employing content analysis to identify and compare representations of women. The objectives include creating an anthology of Latin American chronicles, analyzing the role of women in Martínez's work, and highlighting the relevance of narrative journalism.