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Guia-mapa de Gabriel Arcanjo
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  • Nélida Piñon

    Her first novel, Guia-mapa de Gabriel Arcanjo (1961; “Guide Map of Archangel Gabriel”), examines themes that are consistent throughout the rest of her works. In an extended dialogue between the female protagonist, Mariella, and the archangel Gabriel, they speak about her longing to live outside the Christian dogma.…

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    Her first novel, Guia-mapa de Gabriel Arcanjo (1961; “Guide Map of Archangel Gabriel”), examines themes that are consistent throughout the rest of her works. In an extended dialogue between the female protagonist, Mariella, and the archangel Gabriel, they speak about her longing to live outside the Christian dogma.…

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