Yet another author from this country is studied in The Traps of Faith and wrote a play in which Human Nature allegorizes Christ as the title figure.
One author from this country wrote a story about a girl forced into prostitution because a storm washed away her cow, titled Because We Are So Poor. Another author from this country wrote a novel in which the protagonist breaks a curse imposed by her tyrannical mother preventing her from marrying; that work is divided into 12 chapters each beginning with a recipe. Yet another author from this country is studied in The Traps of Faith and wrote a play in which Human Nature allegorizes Christ as the title figure. In addition to being the home of the authors of those works, Like Water for Chocolate and The Divine Narcissus, a famous collection of essays about this country includes "The Sons of La Malinche" and "The Pachuco and other Extremes." For 10 points, name this country whose national character is described in The Labyrinth of Solitude, a work by Octavio Paz.
One author from this country wrote a story about a girl forced into prostitution because a storm washed away her cow, titled Because We Are So Poor.
Mexico