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espanolWorld Literature has represented silence as an inherently feminine feature. When women have dared to challenge it, they have been considered hysterical or crazy. Anger, a human emotion deemed completely legitimate in men, has been interpreted, when it has been feminine, as an attack to the dominating hegemony and, consequently, discredited. This article aims at dismantling the fallacy of silence as inherently feminine and anger as legitimately masculine, reviewing the works of world literature that have helped perpetuate or subvert said concepts espanolLa literatura universal se ha encargado de presentarnos el silencio como un rasgo inherente al sexo femenino. Cuando las mujeres se han atrevido a desafiarlo, han sido consideradas histericas o locas. La rabia, emocion humana y completamente legitima en un hombre, ha sido interpretada, cuando ha sido femenina, como un ataque a la hegemonia dominante y, por tanto, desacreditada.En este trabajo se pretende desmontar la falacia del silencio como inherentemente femenino y la rabia como legitimamente masculina, y hacer un repaso de aquellas obras de la literatura universal que han servido para bien perpetuar, bien subvertir, dichos conceptos.

ME GUSTA CUANDO GRITAS PORQUE NO ESTÁS AUSENTE… EL SILENCIO Y LA RABIA FEMENINAS A TRAVÉS DE LA LITERATURA UNIVERSAL