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Item type:Publication, "Trilce" de César Vallejo y la mujer moderna(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2023-12-18)This article interprets Trilce (1922) by César Vallejo as a reaction to the emergence of the modern woman. By linking the analysis of the poems to a historical reconstruction of the changes that were underway in the social positioning of Peruvian women at the beginning of the 20th century, it explores the female figures of the mother, the sexual woman, the woman who has aborted and the voiceless woman, and shows how Trilce relates them to different aspects of time and modernity. Furthermore, it shows how, when facing these figures, the speaker makes himself visible, with bad conscience, as a subject who is not universal, but male. It is also in the face of these female figures that the poems signal that the encounter with the modern woman is what forces their own poetic style towards its most avant-garde innovations. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, “Yo os perdono”. Clorinda Matto y las batallas por El Perú Ilustrado(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2026-07-30)This article examines the epistolary masquerades and posing that Clorinda Matto deployed as strategy to construct her defense against the series of denunciations, attacks, and public punishments imposed on her by the Peruvian Church following the publication of “Magdala” in El Perú Ilustrado (EPI). It suggests reading the core corpus, consisting of three letters –private and public– addressed by the novelist to various ecclesiastical authorities, from the perspective of subsequent shifts that “the stratagems of the weak” (Ludmer) would undergo in turn-of-the-century Peru when women writers gained access to the press and their causes became public. This rhetoric of defense is part of a long-standing genealogy which evinces the conflict arising between the place the female subject assigns herself and the place assigned to her by those in power. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Perspectiva de género en la profesión jurídica: revisión de la actuación de los colegios de abogados en casos de violencia de género relacionados con el ejercicio profesional(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-05-28)This article critically examines the way in which lawyers perpetuate situations of gender violence through their professional practice. It will explain the way in which the different bar associations have acted in Peru. To do so, we will begin by explaining the concept of gender violence and its connection with the actions of lawyers, with special reference to the recognition of judicial harassment as part of this form of violence. The context and value of the amendment made to the regulations on gender violence that recognized judicial harassment will be explained. Then, a specific case will be meticulously analyzed that involves the prolonged legal ordeal that a victim of judicial harassment has gone through. In this sense, apart from mentioning the measures imposed against the accused, this article focuses on the scrutiny of the responses of the various bodies that govern legal professionals in Peru in this changing facet of gender violence. After that, the position of the existing Peruvian legal profession on gender issues is addressed. Additionally, a structured framework is proposed to assess disciplinary cases in the context of gender-based violence. In that sense, through this exploration, the article strives to provide insight into the adaptive dynamics of the legal landscape to address this pressing concern. Finally, the conclusions will encompass reflections on the implications for legal ethics and gender justice in the Peruvian legal system.1