Name: Las Indómitas (in Spanish)
SKU: 49809294
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Author: Elena Poniatowska
ISBN: 9788432233258

Type

Physical Book

Author

Elena Poniatowska

Publisher

Seix Barral

Collection

Los Tres Mundos

Year

2018

Language

Spanish

Pages

320

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

23x15 cm

ISBN13

9788432233258

Edited in

España

Synopsis "Las Indómitas (in Spanish)"

Elena Poniatowska. ganadora del Premio Cervantes 2013. retrata a las mujeres protagonistas de las luchas sociales en México.

Las indómitas rinde tributo a las mujeres anónimas que lucharon en la Revolución. a la inconfundible Jesusa Palancares y al silencio de las mujeres del servicio. Alberga la esencia de Nellie Campobello. Josefina Vicens y Rosario Castellanos. quienes se abrieron paso en una época literaria dominada por hombres. Mientras que la desaparición de Alaíde Foppa representa la dura realidad latinoamericana. la lucha imperecedera de Rosario Ibarra de Piedra da voz a las madres de desaparecidos y la causa feminista de Marta Lamas replantea lo que significa ser mujer en el siglo XXI.
En medio de la multitud se distinguen sus voces a contracorriente. A través de esta recopilación de ensayos. el lector se sumerge en la vida de las indómitas. muchas veces olvidadas pero nunca silenciadas.

Elena Poniatowska

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Elena Poniatowska (Paris, 1932), Mexican writer and journalist of French-Polish origin, arrived in Mexico at the age of nine fleeing World War II. After studying in a religious boarding school in the U.S., she began her career at the newspaper Excelsior and established herself as a key voice in journalism and Spanish literature. Founder of media outlets like La Jornada and magazines like Fem, she combined her literary work with social and feminist activism. Author of emblematic works such as La noche de Tlatelolco (chronicle of the 1968 student movement) and novels like Leonora (about Leonora Carrington), she has received awards such as the Cervantes (2013), the Alfaguara (2001), and the Rómulo Gallegos (2007). Her works span novels, essays, poetry, and children's literature, always with a commitment to justice and historical memory.

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