Relecturas y narraciones femeninas de la Revolución Mexicana
Campobello, Garro, Esquivel y Mastretta| By: | Ela Molina Sevilla de Morelock |
| Publisher: | Ingram Publisher Services UK- Academic |
| Print ISBN: | 9781855662582 |
| eText ISBN: | 9781782041696 |
| Edition: | 1 |
| Copyright: | 2013 |
| Format: | Page Fidelity |
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Analiza la perspectiva de cuatro escritoras mexicanas -Nellie Campobello, Elena Garro, Laura Esquivel y Ángeles Mastretta- acerca de la Revolución Mexicana. ENGLISH VERSION This work analyzes the perspectives of four Mexican women writers---Nellie Campobello, Elena Garro, Laura Esquivel, and Angeles Mastretta---regarding the Mexican Revolution.
Este libro analiza la perspectiva de cuatro escritoras mexicanas -Nellie Campobello, Elena Garro, Laura Esquivel y Ángeles Mastretta- acerca de la Revolución Mexicana y cómo estas escritoras recuperan la memoria popular, recreandoy reincluyendo a las mujeres en la narrativa nacional respecto a su participación en la propia Revolución, más allá del conocido papel de soldaderas y Adelitas que acompañaban a los diferentes ejércitos revolucionarios. Esteajo combina diferentes planteamientos críticos feministas, antropológicos y geográficos que además de las mujeres, incluyen a los indígenas y a otras minorías étnicas contemplando la interrelación de las categorcio, raza y clase como un todo que define y redefine, permanentemente, identidades espacializadas en cambio permanente y constante.
Ela Molina Sevilla de Morelock es un latinoamericanista actualmente con sede en los EE.UU. ENGLISH VERSION This book analyzes the perspective of four Mexican women writers regarding the Mexican Revolution---Nellie Campobello, Elena Garro, Laura Esquivel, and Angeles Mastretta. It examines how they recover popular memory to re-create and re-insert women in the national narrative with respect to their participation in the Revolution, which extended beyond the role of soldiers, camp followers, and soldiers' wives. The work combines cultural studies with feminist critical readings and an anthropological and geographical awareness of the roles of indigenous people and ethnic minorities, while paying attention to different categories such as gender, place, race, and class, as a wholeness of spatialized identities in permanent and constant flux.
Ela Molina Sevilla de Morelock is a Latin Americanist currently based in the U.S.