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“…Sóñora señala que la participación de las mujeres de la academia surge a partir de la década de los ´90, a pesar de que los estudios e investigaciones sobre género inician en la Catedra de la Mujer de la Universidad de la Habana en l985, y la Catedra de la Mujer y la Familia en la Universidad de Oriente. Entre las investigadoras se encuentran Graciela González Olmedo, Marta Núñez Sarmiento, María del Carmen Barcia Zequeira, Raquel Vinat de la Mata y Rosa María Reyes22 .En el año 2002, la Editorial Oriente inicia la Colección Mariposa que se dedicaría a la publicación de textos escritos por mujeres. Las temáticas son diversas: literatura, arte, historia, testimonios y literatura de viajeras, entre otros.…”

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Mujeres ensayistas del Caribe Hispánico: Cuba, Puerto Rico y República Dominicana. Un estado de la cuestión

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2021

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In the intellectual history of Latin America there is a gap regarding the production of women in the essay genre. It is the essays of identity, of male workmanship, that build the canon regarding the themes and the ways of being approached. The gender essays that the women writers have done arearticulated in response to this dominant vision of the social, political and cultural processes of Latin American countries. They reveal a strong discontent with the construction of female identity, a concern for the construction of full citizenship and represent a response to the political and cultural social demands of women and other marginal groups. The intellectuals debated, discussed and argued with the proposals that the dominant speeches carried in this regard and the gender essay becomes the “weapon of combat.” What is presented here is aimed at recovering this body of knowledge in the literary history of Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. A work of literary archeology of themes, works and authors from the twentieth century. The book Women Essayists of the Hispanic Caribbean: Hilvanando el silencio (2007) by Anna Freire Ashbaugh, Lourdes Rojas and Raquel Romeu, provides a panoramic view of the group of essayists from each country. Other researchers such as Catharina Vallejo, Ivette Sóñora, Carmen Dolores Hernández and Consuelo Meza Márquezwill expand that corpus and point out some thematic features of the essayist work of authors such as Luisa Campuzano, Mirta Yáñez, Nara Araujo, Marta Núñez Sarmiento and Zaida Capote Cruz de Cuba; Concha Meléndez, Rosario Ferré, Norma Valle Ferrer, Nara Negrón Marreño and Silvia Álvarez Curbelo of Puerto Rico; and, from the Dominican Republic, Camila Henríquez Ureña, Carmita Landestoy, Carmen Durán and Rosa Inés Curiel Pichardo.

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Mujeres ensayistas del Caribe Hispánico: Cuba, Puerto Rico y República Dominicana. Un estado de la cuestión

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2021

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