Análisis semiótico de los cuentos El huésped y La señorita Julia de Amparo Dávila para la creación de un portafolio didáctico dirigido a docentes de Lengua Castellana

Abstract

In the literature world, the role of woman has been, generally, as inspiration and muse in the creation of innumerable quantity of books, novels and stories that are part of the literary canon; such as Beatrice Portinari who captivated Dante Allegri and whose death devasted the poet, so he dedicates his masterpiece, The Divine Comedy to her; In the case of the poet Edgar Allan Poe, the love, devotion and sadness by the death of his wife Virginia Eliza Clemm would lead him to write stories such as Anabell Lee, Eleonora, The crow, among others, wich became him in the one of the greatest exponents of romanticism. However, as time passed, the women has been participants of different literary practices, by being authors in the creation of their own works and stories. Therefore, through a semiotic analysis of the stories of the Mexican writer Amparo Dávila El huésped and La señorita Julia, starting from a mixed approach and a documentary design, a didactic portfolio is developed with the purpose of guiding teachers of spanish language in the teaching of Amparo Dávila literature and, by the way, allows to exhibit her message and her position in this field.