Notas sobre los aportes de Aralia López González a la crítica literaria: una breve revisión

This paper is a brief review of the contribution of Aralia López González as historian of Latin American literature, with particular emphasis on the Mexican narrative and its particular development in women writers born at the beginning of the last century and texts published until the nineties. Attentive to the issue of feminine writing, the researcher dedicated a large part of her academic life to observe, from the perspective of literary and cultural studies, the critical and editorial reception of women’s writing, as well as the themes and aesthetics in which consecrated and even marginalized women writers flourish. The possibility of studying this textual corpus was a way of making female voices visible, including that of the researcher herself and that of other writers and literary critics.