Vol. 19 No. 2 (2025): 20 años

Published: 15-12-2025

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Contemporary Perspectives on Gender, History and Literature

Silvina Beatriz Barroso, Jesús Solórzano Telechea

9-13
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Transterradas. The Childhood Experience of Exile and the Intellectualization of Its Memory

Adriana Milanesio

15-31
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Women And Writing in the “Spanish Half-Century” Female Characters in the Stories of Ana María Matute, Carmen Martín Gaite and Josefina Aldecoa

Karen Ailén Rudenick

32-38
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“But From the Pen of Euripides the Fatal Words Have Already Been Written" The Rewriting of Medea in Patricia Calvelo

Josefina Corro

32-38
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All Witches Are Sorceresses, but Not All Sorceresses Are Witches An Approach to Magic in Urganda (Amadís De Gaula) and Aldora (El Conde Partinuplés)

María Belén Salgado, Natalia Nicoletti

47-54
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Literature, Malvinas and Women: A Reading in Feminist Key

Silvina Beatriz Barroso

55-65
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The Reimagining of the Figure of Juana de Castilla in the Final Chapter of La Beltraneja El Pecado Oculto de Isabel La Católica, by Almudena de Arteaga

María Virginia Pavicich, María Joaquina Barbero

67-74
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Ultra-Contemporary Postcolonial Literature by Women in English: The Period of Return

Gabriela Leighton

76-84
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Abjection and Ambiguity as Responses to Phallogocentrism in "Cambio De Armas" by Luisa Valenzuela

Mariana Páez Larios

85-90
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Marta Sanz's “Anatomy Lesson” Art as a Tool for Building One's Own Identity

Laura Mercedes Prada

91-96
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Those Wounds That Do Not Heal Notes Referring to Women Victims of a Traumatic Event and the Possibilities and Impossibilities of Achieving Subjective Reparation

Claudia Suárez

97-106
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The Presence of the Undesirable Body in Four Contemporary Latin American Women Authors Margarita García Robayo, María Fernanda Ampuero, Mónica Ojeda and Guadalupe Nettel

Ana Federica Distefano

107-115
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The Nomadic Woman in the Fiction of Portuguese Author Lídia Jorge

Adriana Esther Suárez

116-127
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“It’s Not Your Fault”: Gender-Based Violence in the Novel Kim Ji-Young, Born 1982

Tamara García

128-133
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Emerging Cuyo Feminisms. Political Experiences of Christian and Feminist Women in Recent Local History The Institute for Family Social Action (Iasyf) (Mendoza, 1968–1975)

Natalia Naciff

135-148
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Intersectionality: History and Advances from the Third to the Fourth Wave of Feminism

Renata Luján Salatino

149-158
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Established, Yet Without Constitutions: The Absence of Women in the Constitutional Texts of Hispano-American

Romina Pereyra Villanueva, Julieta Micol Gerolli

159-169
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Women In the Background Expressions of the Feminine Gender in Colonial Documents from Mendoza

Claudia María Ferro

170-177
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“Silence Does Not Mean Aloofness or Lack of Opinion”: Political Strategy of the Women’s University Union (1929/1979)

Iole Vanin

178-189
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Margarita Xirgu and Victoria Ocampo: Two Interventions in the Construction of the Image of the Writer Federico García Lorca

Sofía Eva Solustri

190-197
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The Living Metaphor: Feminine Image and Social Poetry in Ángela Figuera Aymerich

Veronica Leuci

198-206
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Vol. 19 No. 2 (2025): 20 años

Full Issue

Editorial

Contemporary Perspectives on Gender, History and Literature

Articles

Transterradas. The Childhood Experience of Exile and the Intellectualization of Its Memory

Women And Writing in the “Spanish Half-Century” Female Characters in the Stories of Ana María Matute, Carmen Martín Gaite and Josefina Aldecoa

“But From the Pen of Euripides the Fatal Words Have Already Been Written" The Rewriting of Medea in Patricia Calvelo

All Witches Are Sorceresses, but Not All Sorceresses Are Witches An Approach to Magic in Urganda (Amadís De Gaula) and Aldora (El Conde Partinuplés)

Literature, Malvinas and Women: A Reading in Feminist Key

The Reimagining of the Figure of Juana de Castilla in the Final Chapter of La Beltraneja El Pecado Oculto de Isabel La Católica, by Almudena de Arteaga

Ultra-Contemporary Postcolonial Literature by Women in English: The Period of Return

Abjection and Ambiguity as Responses to Phallogocentrism in "Cambio De Armas" by Luisa Valenzuela

Marta Sanz's “Anatomy Lesson” Art as a Tool for Building One's Own Identity

Those Wounds That Do Not Heal Notes Referring to Women Victims of a Traumatic Event and the Possibilities and Impossibilities of Achieving Subjective Reparation

The Presence of the Undesirable Body in Four Contemporary Latin American Women Authors Margarita García Robayo, María Fernanda Ampuero, Mónica Ojeda and Guadalupe Nettel

The Nomadic Woman in the Fiction of Portuguese Author Lídia Jorge

“It’s Not Your Fault”: Gender-Based Violence in the Novel Kim Ji-Young, Born 1982

Emerging Cuyo Feminisms. Political Experiences of Christian and Feminist Women in Recent Local History The Institute for Family Social Action (Iasyf) (Mendoza, 1968–1975)

Intersectionality: History and Advances from the Third to the Fourth Wave of Feminism

Established, Yet Without Constitutions: The Absence of Women in the Constitutional Texts of Hispano-American

Women In the Background Expressions of the Feminine Gender in Colonial Documents from Mendoza

“Silence Does Not Mean Aloofness or Lack of Opinion”: Political Strategy of the Women’s University Union (1929/1979)

Margarita Xirgu and Victoria Ocampo: Two Interventions in the Construction of the Image of the Writer Federico García Lorca

The Living Metaphor: Feminine Image and Social Poetry in Ángela Figuera Aymerich

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