UNA HERMANDAD DE OLVIDADAS: “LAS OTRAS” ESCRITORAS Y EDITORAS EN LENGUA INGLESA DURANTE LA PRIMERA GUERRA MUNDIAL
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https://doi.org/10.12795/RICL.2020.i23.03Palabras clave:
vorticismo, vanguardia, amistad, pobreza, manuales académicosResumen
Durante los años de la Primera Guerra Mundial, un grupo de mujeres -editoras, escritoras y artistas- colaboraron en los distintos movimientos de vanguardia que se extendieron por Occidente. En Inglaterra, algunas de estas mujeres se reunieron en círculos más o menos afines a un ismo autóctono, el Vorticismo. En estas páginas se analizan tres de los condicionantes por las que muchas de ellas han caído en el olvido.
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During the years of World War I, a group of women – editors, writers and artists – collaborated in the various avant-garde movements that spread throughout the Western World. In England, some of these women gathered in circles which were related to an indigenous ism, Vorticism. In these pages, three of the main conditions that made them fall into oblivion are proposed and analyzed.
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