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Las mujeres toman la palabra : escrituras femenina del siglo XIX
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ISBN: 8484890082 8484890090 8484890104 9788484890089 Year: 2001 Publisher: Madrid Iberoamericana

Critical passions: selected essays
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ISBN: 0822322315 082232248X 9780822322481 9780822322313 Year: 1999 Publisher: Durham, N.C. Duke University Press

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Jean Franco’s work as a pathbreaking theorist, cultural critic, and scholar has helped to define Latin American studies over the last three decades. In the process, Franco has played a crucial role in developing cultural studies in both the English- and Spanish-speaking worlds. Critical Passions is the first volume to gather a wide-ranging selection of Franco’s influential essays. A key participant in the major debates in Latin American studies—beginning with the “boom” period of the 1960s and continuing through debates on ideology and discourse, Marxism, mass culture, and postmodernism—Franco is recognized for her feminist critique of Latin American writing. While her principal books are all readily available, Franco’s several dozen articles are dispersed in a variety of periodicals in Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Although many of these essays are considered pioneering and classic, they have never before been collected in a single work. In this volume, Mary Louise Pratt and Kathleen Newman have organized the essays into four interrelated sections: feminism and the critique of authoritarianism, mass and popular culture, Latin American literature from the “boom” onward, and the cultural history of Mexico. As a group, these writings demonstrate Franco’s ability to reflect on and judge with equal seriousness all spheres of expression, whether subway graffiti, a fashion manual, or an avant-garde haiku. A bona fide fan of popular and mass media, Franco never allows her critiques to dissolve into the puritanical or reductive; instead, she finds ways to present and debate complex theoretical questions in direct and accessible language. This volume will draw an extensive readership in Latin American, cultural, and women’s studies.


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La agencia femenina en la literatura ibérica y latinoamericana
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ISBN: 9788491921875 8491921877 9783968690971 3968690974 3968690982 Year: 2020 Volume: 118 Publisher: Madrid : Frankfurt am Main : Iberoamericana ; Vervuert,

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La agencia femenina en la literatura ibérica y latinoamericana responde al interés científico y educativo de los estudios sobre obras literarias escritas o protagonizadas por mujeres. Veinte autoras y dos autores procedentes de universidades de todo el mundo centran el tema en el ámbito español e hispanoamericano y establecen una referencia a partir de la cual potenciar la investigación y enriquecerla desde puntos de vista complementarios.El volumen está estructurado en veinte capítulos que se ocupan de la caracterización de personajes femeninos, concretamente su capacidad de elección y sus estrategias de resistencia en circunstancias adversas en poemarios, novelas, cuentos, ensayos y obras de teatro escritos por hombres o mujeres, además de considerar el compromiso y la amplitud del sujeto en varias escritoras del ámbito geográfico y lingüístico acotado. Algunos de los nombres cuya obra se aborda en este volumen son Teresa de Cartagena, sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Benito Pérez Galdós, Miguel de Unamuno, Teresa de la Parra, Salvadora Medina Onrubia, Carmen Laforet, Ida Vitale, Carmen Martín Gaite, Ana María Matute, Josefina Aldecoa, Rosario Ferré, Isabel Allende, Teresa Porzecansky, Jordi Sierra i Fabra, Graciela Montes, Soledad Puértolas, Laura Esquivel, Rosa Montero, Myriam Moscona, Maite Carranza, Ángela Vallvey, Icíar Bollaín, Susana Vallejo, Julio Baquero Cruz y Laura Gallego.

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