Homme et chien dans Agua quemada de Carlos Fuentes, Hasta no verte Jesús mío d'Elena Poniatowska, El llano en llamas de Juan Rulfo et El día que fuimos perros d'Elena Garro : du simil à l'allégorie

The objective of this thesis it’s to study the allegory marginalized man - dog in a corpus of Latin-Americans texts. To speak about the Latin-American and Mexican marginal man it’s to allude to the most unprotected social sector: to the Indian, to the farmer, to the lumpen, to the vagabond, to the badly paid worker, to the prostitute, from where the various talks which forms the texts sends to the poverty, to the promiscuity, the sexuality and the aggressiveness of these marginalized men who are identified with the dog