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“Las mariposas nocturnas” is a short story by Ines Arredondo originally published in 1979 in the collection of stories called Rio subterraneo[1]. This article explores, from a semiotic perspective, and using gender as an analytic category, how the identity and the subjectivities construct Lia as a literary character. Our aim is to explore the stylistic resources appropriated by the author to develop a transgressive female character within a socio-cultural context of the early twentieth century. This raises questions such as: How does Lia's identity configuration function? Ontologically, how does the transformation of a female character develop? Which sociocultural model is she responding to? [1] The collection of stories has been published in English as Underground River and other stories. This article examines the story “The Nocturnal Butterflies”.

Lía vestida de mundo: apuntes sobre el fenómeno de la transgresión-abyección en “Las mariposas nocturnas” de Inés Arredondo