Desierto de memoria y recuerdos: una reflexión en torno al sujeto femenino desde la cosmovisión wayuu en la narrativa de Vicenta Siosi Pino y Estercilia Simanca Pushaina.

Desert of Remembrances and Memories: A Reflection on the Female Subject from the Wayuu Worldview in the Narrative of Vicenta Siosi Pino and Estercilia Simanca Pushaina.
Deserto de memória e lembranças: uma reflexão sobre o sujeito feminino a partir da cosmovisão de mundo Wayuu na narrativa de Vicenta Siosi Pino e Estercilia Simanca Pushaina.

This article examines the configuration of the female subject in the literary discourse of Wayuu writers Vicenta Siosi Pino and Estercilia Simanca Pushaina, exploring the connections between memories and events that shape the cultural memory of their community. From this point of view, an analysis is proposed on the relevance of the past when revealing traces of historical events that set a precedent within the oral tradition of the ethnic group. In this regard, the main finding is that, through the fictional content of their narrated testimonies, a link is established between culture, the contemporary world, and the worldview of women as a proposal for continuity or rupture with the implications of fulfilling this role within the community. This role emerges as a result of socio-historical evolution, serving as a metaphor for the past and for the social practices established by the Wayuu people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El presente artículo de reflexión estudia la configuración del sujeto femenino a través del discurso literario de las escritoras wayuu Vicenta Siosi Pino y Estercilia Simanca Pushaina a partir de los vínculos entre los recuerdos y los hechos, que constituyen la memoria cultural de su comunidad. Desde este punto de vista, se propone un análisis sobre la relevancia del pasado al momento de develar huellas de acontecimientos históricos que marcan precedentes dentro de la tradición oral de la etnia. En este sentido, el principal hallazgo radica en que, desde el contenido ficcional de sus testimonios narrados, se establece un vínculo entre la cultura, el testimonio vivo y los imaginarios relacionados con la figura de la mujer. Se revisa la relación de los textos con una dinámica de continuidad o ruptura con las implicaciones que posee ejercer este rol dentro de la colectividad, resultado del acontecer sociohistórico como metáfora del pasado y de las prácticas sociales establecidas por el pueblo wayuu. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article examines the configuration of the female subject in the literary discourse of Wayuu writers Vicenta Siosi Pino and Estercilia Simanca Pushaina, exploring the connections between memories and events that shape the cultural memory of their community. From this point of view, an analysis is proposed on the relevance of the past when revealing traces of historical events that set a precedent within the oral tradition of the ethnic group. In this regard, the main finding is that, through the fictional content of their narrated testimonies, a link is established between culture, the contemporary world, and the worldview of women as a proposal for continuity or rupture with the implications of fulfilling this role within the community. This role emerges as a result of socio-historical evolution, serving as a metaphor for the past and for the social practices established by the Wayuu people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]