Keywords
woman
race
nation
history
Poesía afrouruguaya
mujer
raza
nación
historia
Afro-Uruguayan poetry
woman
race
nation
history
How to Cite
Abstract
This study deals with the poetry of Afro-Uruguayan autor Cristina Rodríguez Cabral. It explores the concepts of race and nation within the complex mosaic of the historical and literary evolution of woman of African origin and her descendents in Uruguay.
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