Vol. 11 No. 1 (2004): History in literary fiction.

Coordina: Cristina Segura

Published: 2020-10-20

Dossier

• Literary speech versus historiographical account. Urraca by Lourdes Ortiz

  Josemi Lorenzo Arribas

  5-28

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• Isabel I and Juana I of Castille. The formation of a model and its counter-model. Reciprocal influences between History and Literature

  Cristina Segura Graíño

  29-57

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• Eudoxia, hija de Belisario by Pedro Montengón and women's education in the 18th century: the literary projection of a controversy

  Gloria A. Franco Rubio

  59-89

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• Las Bodas reales. Episodio nacional by Benito Pérez Galdós: the representation of the misogynist pattern of queen

  Pilar Díaz Sánchez

  91-115

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Estudios

• Myth and reality of the "feminisation of consumption" in modem Europe: Consumption pattems of women from the preindustrial Penedés area

  Belén Moreno Claverías

  119-152

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• Angels or devils: the black legend of regent queens in the 19th century historiography

  Laura Oliván Santaliestra

  153-173

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• Submission and obedience to husband: the ideology of the Feminine Section

  Esperanza Bosch Fiol, Victoria A. Ferrer Pérez

  175-195

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Textos y Documentos

• Glikl bas Judah Leyb. Memorias de una mujer de negocios del siglo XVII

  Alicia Ramos González

  199-225

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Noticias

• News and Rewiews

  Autores/as Varios/as

  229-234

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