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Resumo
La elección de una perspectiva crítica influye inevitablemente tanto los elementos de análisis y las conclusiones alcanzadas. El siguiente artículo se acerca un poco a un conocido cuento de Kate Chopin desde un enfoque que combina el feminismo y la sociolingüística y conduce a resultados que son tan inesperados, ya que son prometedores.
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