“Get liberty and freedome from the Female Slavery”. Margaret Cavendish y los derechos de la mujer durante la Guerra Civil Inglesa

Tania Robles Ballesteros

doi:10.30827/arenal.v25i2.5281

Autores/as

Tania Robles Ballesteros Universidad Complutense de Madrid

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30827/arenal.v25i2.5281

Palabras clave:

Margaret Cavendish, Bell in Campo, Mujer, Escritura femenina, Esfera pública, Participación política

Resumen

El presente artículo tiene por objeto analizar el papel de la mujer en la guerra civil inglesa en una de las producciones teatrales más interesantes de la escritora Margaret Cavendish, duquesa de Newcastle (1623-1673): Bell in Campo. La obra reviste especial relevancia por los planteamientos que hace de la participación de la mujer en los conflictos bélicos y, también, por haber servido como elemento propagandístico para las acciones de la soberana Enriqueta María de Inglaterra. El texto, además, incluye una serie de reivindicaciones de índole político y social relativas a la mujer y a su presencia en la sociedad del momento que nos permiten considerar los escritos de la duquesa dentro del primer feminismo inglés del siglo XVII.

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Biografía del autor/a

Tania Robles Ballesteros, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Becaria FPU, Departamento de Historia Moderna, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

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