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Isabel Allende: Critical Essay by Mary-Garland Jackson

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SOURCE: Jackson, Mary-Garland. “A Psychological Portrait of Three Female Characters in La casa de los espíritus.Letras Femininas 20, nos. 1-2 (spring-fall 1994): 59-70.

In the following essay, Jackson analyzes the house in The House of the Spirits as a symbol of not only the societal limitations imposed on Clara, Blanca, and Alba, but also of the ways women nurture themselves and their daughters within the house.

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