Thesis (M.A.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Arts - Department of Spanish

Women always suffer from injustice in a double way. Through this work we tried to know the needs of every woman, whether Spanish or Egyptian. Along with her torment Thanks to my novels "The Days We inside the prison after being excluded from society. Were Bad" by Lopez Silva and "The Golden Cart Do not Go Up to Heaven" by Salwa Bakr, we recognize that despite cultural and social differences, both parties experience similar experiences of rej ection of their society and separation from their families. The two narratives offer unique, yet universal, human experiences. In the Spanish novel that Lopez Silva wrote, "The Same Days When We Were Bad" reflects the story of five imprisoned women who recount their lives and the reasons behind them. And linking the thread between them is, but is the writer was passing through the prison wrong. Tells us how those years were when she lived with other prisoners in Lama Prison, on the outskirts of Figo. Where she met Margot, a gypsy woman who, when plagued by her family, began to practice prostitution. Valentina, a Colombian convicted of drug trafficking, which became pregnant with a friend of her father, after being raped; Mercedes, a nun stole 53 children; and Laura, a woman who wanted to be a dancer but left her dream aside to be a prison officer. In this novel, however, different marginalization situations are being experienced by some women in contemporary society

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