From Recipe to Being: Philosophical Intertextuality in Rosario Castellanoss Cooking Lessons

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This paper explores some threads of the broad network of intertextual relationships that Lecciones de cocina (Kitchen Lessons), by Mexican writer Rosario Castellanos, establishes with the problem of intersubjectivity and self-awareness within the context of Simone de Beauvoir’s existentialist philosophy. Through the technique of the protagonist’s stream of consciousness and the use of a recipe format to structure the narrative, Castellanos reveals how women’s identity is shaped by socio-cultural expectations that create a kind of “prescribed” and “preordained” essence, dictated by the power structures of an androcentric society. Lecciones de cocina engages in an intertextual dialogue with Beauvoir’s The Second Sex, which analyzes the situation of women in a patriarchal society, where they have historically been defined and differentiated in relation to men. Men are seen as the subject, the essential, the absolute, while women are seen as the object, the relative, the “Other,” and have been taught to perceive themselves through the male gaze.

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Dra. Josefina Pantoja Melendez. 2026. \u201cFrom Recipe to Being: Philosophical Intertextuality in Rosario Castellanoss Cooking Lessons\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities GJHSS-A Volume 25 (GJHSS Volume 25 Issue A2): .

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This paper explores some threads of the broad network of intertextual relationships that Lecciones de cocina (Kitchen Lessons), by Mexican writer Rosario Castellanos, establishes with the problem of intersubjectivity and self-awareness within the context of Simone de Beauvoir’s existentialist philosophy. Through the technique of the protagonist’s stream of consciousness and the use of a recipe format to structure the narrative, Castellanos reveals how women’s identity is shaped by socio-cultural expectations that create a kind of “prescribed” and “preordained” essence, dictated by the power structures of an androcentric society. Lecciones de cocina engages in an intertextual dialogue with Beauvoir’s The Second Sex, which analyzes the situation of women in a patriarchal society, where they have historically been defined and differentiated in relation to men. Men are seen as the subject, the essential, the absolute, while women are seen as the object, the relative, the “Other,” and have been taught to perceive themselves through the male gaze.

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