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An Overlooked Chapter in Spanish Feminist Histories: Ángeles López de Ayala's El Gladiador del Librepensamiento (1914-20).
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- Author(s): ARKINSTALL, CHRISTINE1
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Revista de Estudios Hispánicos. mar2014, Vol. 48 Issue 1, p49-74. 26p.- Subject Terms:
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- Abstract: This article discusses the publication of the feminist periodical "El Gladiador del Librepensamiento," by Spanish intellectual and author Ángeles López de Ayala. The author comments on the representation of feminism in Spain during the early 20th century in the journal and describes the role and social conditions experienced by Spanish women at this time. She also considers the feminist movements and calls for gender equality promoted by the periodical in Spain, with a particular focus on the period 1914-1920.
- Abstract: Las actividades feministas en España, bien documentadas a partir de los años veinte, entre 1909y 1919, parecen casi inexistentes. Dicha omisión sorprende, dada la Primera Guerra Mundial, durante la cual un mayor número de españolas se metieron en el mundo del empleo. Una fuente esencial para entender mejor la trayectoria de los feminismos españoles y sus discursos es la prensa de mujeres, la cual aún ofrece sendas poco transitadas para rellenar los huecos. Un periódico librepensador que proporciona perspectivas esclarecedoras respecto a la segunda década del siglo XX es El Gladiador del Librepensamiento, dirigido por Ángeles López de Ayala (1856-1926) desde 1914 hasta marzo de 1920. Este artículo propone profundizar en sus discursos feministas para señalar cómo dieron ímpetu a la emancipación femenina, cómo fomentaron la igualdad de las mujeres mediante caminos culturales, legales y semánticos, y cómo se vinculaban con un feminismo español documentado. Se mantendrá que aquella década no era una página en blanco en la historia de los feminismos españoles sino un período rebosante de vitalidad cuyos efectos se harían sentir hasta mucho después. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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