nineteenth century literature, Uruguayan female writers, gender studies
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María Bedrossián Orihuela
FACULTAD DE HUMANIDADES Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN (UDELAR)
Despite the fact that by the end of the 1800s an unquestionable diversity of texts written by women was produced, Uruguayan female literature was virtually inexistent.
As a practically unsung corpus, unrecognized even by the Academy, we shall approach to “that weave, which is hatched daily in the private scene; which plays a role in the politics and which might participate in the processes for a social transformation” (Schmukler 1990: 203) in order to travel through the works that arose instantly ahead the rise of Bourgeoisie (Masiello: 1997), considering the gender representations, given the fundamental role they play in the cultural formation of a nation.
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Uruguayan female literature, nineteenth century, gender
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Bedrossián Orihuela, María. “Nineteenth century literature, Uruguayan female writers, gender studies”. Mitologías hoy, vol.VOL 8, pp. 7-21, https://raco.cat/index.php/mitologias/article/view/285961.
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