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Rassegna iberistica
Journal issue | 47 | 121 | 2024
Research Article | “It’s not a convention book for damsels”: Literature and Women at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
“It’s not a convention book for damsels”: Literature and Women at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
An Example from Feminal
- Cèlia Nadal Pasqual - Università per Stranieri di Siena, Italia - email
Abstract
Based on a specific case: a Luís Via review of Caires vius by Víctor Català (pseudonym of Caterina Albert i Paradís) published in 1907 in the Catalan magazine Feminal, this article aims to review two broader issues from the field of literary criticism with a gender perspective: first, the role of women’s magazines as an ambivalent space – alternative, but also ‘subaltern’ – in relation to a literary and publishing system characterized by male dominance; second, the ways in which the admission of women’s writing emerges as tension within this field of forces situated astride the nineteenth and twentieth century.
Submitted: Feb. 5, 2024 | Accepted: March 19, 2024 | Published June 26, 2024 | Language: ca
Keywords History of Criticism • Feminal • Víctor Català • Gender Perspective • Premsa femenina • Història de la crítica • Estudis de gènere • Escriptura de dones • Women’s writing • Magazines for Women
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Based on a specific case: a Luís Via review of Caires vius by Víctor Català (pseudonym of Caterina Albert i Paradís) published in 1907 in the Catalan magazine Feminal, this article aims to review two broader issues from the field of literary criticism with a gender perspective: first, the role of women’s magazines as an ambivalent space – alternative, but also ‘subaltern’ – in relation to a literary and publishing system characterized by male dominance; second, the ways in which the admission of women’s writing emerges as tension within this field of forces situated astride the nineteenth and twentieth century. |
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Vol. 47 | Issue 121 | June 2024 |
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Escriptura de dones |
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Estudis de gènere |
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Feminal |
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Gender Perspective |
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History of Criticism |
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Història de la crítica |
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Magazines for Women |
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Premsa femenina |
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Víctor Català |
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Women’s writing |
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