La mujer católica y la regeneración de España: género, nación y modernidad en Fernán Caballero

Miralles, Xavier Andreu

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“…Thanks to divine action, and through the sublimation of maternity, women had overcome their status as sinners and sources of temptation, even becoming the driving force behind moral and political regeneration. 62 The Jesuit writer Alarcón y Meléndez, the author of a book tellingly entitled, Un feminismo aceptable (An acceptable feminism) (1908), expressed this idea in the following terms: 'No; women are not serpents, above all since the blessed among all women crushed the head of the infernal serpent with her immaculate foot'. 63 The dualism between Eve and Mary was resolved emphasizing maternity, which was now socially promoted.…”

Section: Feminisms In the First Third Of The Twentieth Centurymentioning

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Beyond Models: The Many Paths to Feminism in Modern Spain

Aresti

2023

European History Quarterly

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This paper addresses feminisms in Spain during the last decades of the nineteenth and the first decades of the twentieth century, proposing a number of interpretative keys for their historical analysis. Spanish feminism has been diverse, and its emancipatory aspirations, demands and discourses often have not coincided with those of the European or American suffragist movements. In these pages, an attempt is made to gain further insights into the principal challenges that Spanish historiography has met when analyzing this complex phenomenon, while suggesting that this has contributed to breathing new life into research on historical feminisms as a whole. Special attention is also paid to how feminist critique developed on the basis of different ways of understanding sexual difference. Lastly, I look at how expectations for change were created and how feminist vindications were formulated in different discursive frameworks, namely those of religion, liberal principles and socialist and anarchist political cultures.

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Section: Feminisms In the First Third Of The Twentieth Centurymentioning

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Beyond Models: The Many Paths to Feminism in Modern Spain

Aresti

2023

European History Quarterly

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“…Figura 7 Datos de recurrencia de autores románticos Fuente: Elaboración propia En la literatura del Romanticismo, la autora que se utiliza con más frecuencia es Fernán Caballero, pionera en la literatura infantil española, pero, sobre todo, representante y defensora en sus obras de una moral tradicional muy acorde con los principios franquistas (Miralles, 2012). En las obras de Fernán Caballero se encuentra una imagen de conformidad con un régimen social que tiene al poder divino como respaldo para los poderosos y como consuelo para los débiles, con lo cual era lectura que cuadraba a la perfección con los preceptos del régimen (Langa, 1986).…”

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Classics and modern for literary education in Spain during the Francoism

López¹,

Vicente²

2019

Tejuelo

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The present article analyzes the literary education in the Spain of the Francoism. The particularities of the historical moment made literary education dedicated to political, religious or moral ideology. Likewise, the authors and chosen works are selected to fulfill mainly those ideological functions. This is intuited in the texts used for literary education in the school environment. The main objective of the work is, from an analysis of the authors and works used during the years 1939-1975 in the school environment, to make an approximation to the model of literary education, as well as to the associated interests for the integral formation of the students.

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The Battle of the Widows: La Montálvez versus Clemencia

Cornejo-Parriego

2023

Romance Quarterly

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La mujer católica y la regeneración de España: género, nación y modernidad en Fernán Caballero

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Beyond Models: The Many Paths to Feminism in Modern Spain

Beyond Models: The Many Paths to Feminism in Modern Spain

Classics and modern for literary education in Spain during the Francoism

The Battle of the Widows: La Montálvez versus Clemencia

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