LUISA CARNÉS AND ITS DEFENCE OF WOMEN’S LABOUR RIGHTS
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https://doi.org/10.12795/e-RIPS.2021.i01.23Keywords:
Social narrative, Women, Emigrants, Labor rightsAbstract
The novelist Luisa Carnés for her defense of labor rights, especially women, fits into the prewar social narrative. Her work shows the harsh working conditions of workers throughout the 20th century in Spain and in Mexican exile. Her novels and stories allow us to delve into the existence of insufficient legislation to defend workers against business abuses.
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Plaza Plaza, A. (ed.): El eslabón perdido, Renacimiento, Sevilla, 2002.
Carnés, L.: Tea Rooms. Hoja de Lata, Gijón, 2016.
Carnés, L.: El eslabón perdido, Renacimiento, 2002.
Carnés, L.: Trece Cuentos, Hoja de Lata, Gijón, 2017.
Carnés, L.: De Barcelona a la Bretaña Francesa. Memorias, Renacimiento, Sevilla, 2016.
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