La imagen de la mujer en la literatura

simbolismo, funciones sociales y aspectos culturales

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18172/cif.6895

Palabras clave:

Simbolismo, dinámica de género, identidad cultural, funciones literarias, tipología de heroínas

Resumen

El estudio tuvo como objetivo identificar las peculiaridades de los personajes femeninos en la obra de Aitmatov y revelar su significado artístico y filosófico en el contexto del simbolismo, los roles sociales y los aspectos culturales. El marco metodológico integró métodos tipológicos, hermenéuticos, histórico-literarios y semiótico-estructurales, garantizando un análisis exhaustivo de la evolución y el significado de las imágenes femeninas. Los resultados demostraron que los personajes femeninos en la obra de Aitmatov se caracterizaban por su versatilidad, profundidad psicológica y una rica resonancia simbólica. Se estableció una tipología que incluía a las guardianas del hogar, las rebeldes, las víctimas, las ancianas sabias, las madres y las mujeres de la naturaleza, cada una con funciones artísticas e ideológicas distintas. Estas imágenes reflejaban tanto los roles de género tradicionales como la creciente aspiración a la libertad, la individualidad y la igualdad. El estudio reveló que las heroínas de Aitmatov no solo estructuran el mundo artístico de su prosa, sino que también encarnan la dimensión filosófica-cultural de su pensamiento, expresando los valores universales de la maternidad, el amor, la resiliencia moral y la eterna búsqueda humana de la justicia.

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Biografía del autor/a

Aida Egemberdieva, Kyrgyz State National University

Department of Kyrgyz Literature and Technology of its Education

Asylai Mokeeva, Kyrgyz State National University

Department of Kyrgyz Literature and Technology of its Education

Elmira Tolokova, Kyrgyz-Türkish Manas Üniversity

High School of Foreign Languages

Gulgaaky Zhumaeva, Kyrgyz State National University

Department of Kyrgyz Literature and Technology of its Education

Kenzhegul Kayipova, Kyrgyz State National University

Department of Languages

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18-03-2026

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Egemberdieva, Aida, et al. «La Imagen De La Mujer En La Literatura: Simbolismo, Funciones Sociales Y Aspectos Culturales». Cuadernos De Investigación Filológica, n.º 59, marzo de 2026, pp. 243-67, doi:10.18172/cif.6895.

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Monográfico: Lenguas y Literaturas de Asia Central y Occidente: Sistemas de Comunicación, Identidad y Arquetipos