Ignacio Retes points out that the naked man is the most vulnerable of beings. Maybe, naked women who cannot talk about her own history are the most vulnerable of all. Does narrative has sex? Who is the main character in a historic novel? The one who writes, the one who interprets or perhaps the one who stays silenced by a biased interpretation, victim of its own historical moment? In this text we propose to talk about the "cyclopean gaze" that takes place both in writing and in the interpretation of historical events where women are shaped from a masculine point of view. Women's voices by their own are not enough. The personal is political and also theorical. The refore, the intention of this article is to incorporate the gender perspective in the approach of narratives about the guerrilla in Mexico.
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