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1. ser. [t. 1] J. Martínez Ruiz. Miguel de Unamuno. Juan R. Jiménez. Francisco Navarro Ledesma. [t. 2] Gregorio Martínez Sierra. Francisco Acebal. Ramón Pérez de Ayala. M. Ciges Aparicio. Vicente Medina. Gabriel Miró.--2. ser. José Santos Chocano. Manuel Machado. Carlos Arturo Torres. Magdalena de Santiago Fuentes. Luis López Ballesteros. José Francés.

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Fil: Molinari, Bárbara. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

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Fil: Molinari, Bárbara. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

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Hacia fines del siglo XIX, el Estado argentino logró consolidarse a través de diversas acciones. En Tierra del Fuego el Estado tuvo una presencia más tardía y laxa. La instalación de autoridades y agencias estatales fue una de las formas de avance de la Nación sobre la región, lo cual abrió nuevos espacios a ser ocupados principalmente por migrantes internos. Sin embargo, cabe preguntarse si fueron los únicos que lograron insertarse en este ámbito. A partir del trabajo de fuentes provenientes de instituciones estatales procuraremos indagar sobre las posibilidades que tuvieron algunos sujetos indígenas para insertarse en la sociedad blanca como trabajadores del sector público a inicios del XX

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Within the newly established field of Galician Studies, Feminist Theory has played a major role in revealing how women have contributed to the development of the Galician cultural polysystem. However, it is my contention that the translative facet of many women translators has not yet received enough critical attention. Therefore, within the framework of a growing interest in the roles played both by women and by translation in the development of societies, this article seeks to explore the history of translation in the context of Galicia, with a view to underscoring the contributions of women translators throughout the 20th century. The aim of the article is twofold: firstly, to offer an overview of translators such as Mercedes Vázquez Fernández Pimentel, Mari Luz Morales, Teruca Bouza Vila, María Barbeito, Amparo Alvajar, Xohana Torres, and Teresa Barro, in order to open up new areas for research so that subsequent studies can further examine their contributions in more depth. Secondly, it seeks to analyse the power relations which inform the activity of translation both from a gender and national approach.

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This dissertation analyses, through a rhetorical framework and a literary approach, texts written in Catalan and Castilian by four Catalan female writers (Dolors Monserdà, Maria Aurèlia Capmany, Esther Tusquets, Monserrat Roig ), whose works cover from 1900 to the 1980. Utilizing this urban feminine literature, it discusses the historical-geographical vision about the changes in Catalan society during the twentieth century with its consequences for the urban space, especially the space occupied by women. It is also established that Barcelona's recovery and literary vindication by women has been done through the written text, as literary affirmation and as a matter of conscience in which the city could not be summed up as a backdrop, but rather as an active part of a literary creation, active in the double sense, as a socio-historical space in the novel and as characteristic of their works. The primary purpose of this dissertation is to demonstrate that the use of the city as a setting for the novels determines and characterizes those female writers' texts. Consequently, these writings are literary material relevant and essential to the understanding of the Barcelonian women's space. However their use of space is not arbitrary, on the contrary it corresponds to a social order established by the patriarchy where the relation of women to the world is embodied in the intentional and socially restricted space and movements of their bodies. The theoretical perspectives of this study are based on Montserrat Roig's feminist urban space theories. Her theory advocates the right to individuality, denouncing the patriarchal and hierarchical social system present in gendered space from the outside male world to the domestic feminized space. I also turn to the writings of Maria Aurèlia Capmany, who addresses cultural aspects of women's roles revealing a purposive controlled patriarchal society according to a historical-geographical analysis. This study of texts permits a new reading of the Catalan capital and demonstrates that Catalan women writers have consciously willed to give birth to a new history of the city: the history of women as protagonist citizens, producers, reproducers, and consumers of the space represented by the Catalan capital