Hunger as a Symptom of Social Disease in Mugre Rosa by Fernanda Trías
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Mugre Rosa by Fernanda Trías tells the story of a woman who must face the destruction of everything known before the outbreak of a contemporary epidemic. Thus, it is a dystopian novel that predicts the end of the modern city due to overconsumption. The waves of a great toxic mist expose a fragile society in which the community does not exist. Hunger appears at the middle of the health crisis as a manifestation of emptiness. It is the reverse of the neoliberal promise.
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Barrero Bernal, Lina. “Hunger as a Symptom of Social Disease in Mugre Rosa by Fernanda Trías”. Mitologías hoy, 2022, vol.VOL 27, pp. 14-26, doi:10.5565/rev/mitologias.927.
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