Â Elizabeth Ordoňez claims that it has fallen on Chicana poets to undo the myth of this person, who served as an interpreter of Spanish and Nahuatl.
This character "began to dream" and "saw our world" as well as your world and another world in a poem about this character by Carmen Tafolla. Â This character is depicted as a nymphomaniac and is referred to as a whore in a novel by Margaret Shedd, while she is caught between the religious traditions taught by her grandmother and her newfound Catholicism in a novel by Laura (*) Esquivel. Â This figure is said to embody the essence of the "Chingada" in an essay titled after her sons from Octavio Paz's The Labyrinth of Solitude. Â Elizabeth Ordoňez claims that it has fallen on Chicana poets to undo the myth of this person, who served as an interpreter of Spanish and Nahuatl. Â For 10 points, name this lover of Cortez, a symbolic woman from Mexican culture.
This character "began to dream" and "saw our world" as well as your world and another world in a poem about this character by Carmen Tafolla.
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