FEMINISM FROM HOME TO THE WORKPLACE: WOMEN WORKERS' TACTICS IN PARQUE INDUSTRIAL AND 44 HORAS SEMANALES.

The article discusses how show how the figure of the woman worker in Patrícia Galvão and Josefina Marpons' novels reflects the debates surrounding women's identity, the emergence of the "new woman," and feminist activism in these Latin American cities in the 1930s. It mentions that Galvão became a C...

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Publicado en:Chasqui (01458973) Vol. 49; no. 1; pp. 257 - 276
Autor principal: Righi, Fernanda
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Publicado: Chasqui may2020
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