The Gothic in Cristina García's "The Agüero Sisters"
[...]The Agüero Sisters' femicidal plot links it to the central concerns of contemporary female Gothic tales.2 García incorporates the Gothic into her story by evoking fear, the uncanny, and these gothic tales. [...]she emphasizes the processes of transculturation that influence not only US Lat...
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