Modelos de identidad en la encrucijada. Imágenes femeninas en la poesía de las escritoras españolas (1900-1936) by Inmaculada Plaza-Agudo (original) (raw)
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Este estudio analiza la evolución de los modelos de identidad femenina en la poesía de las escritoras españolas entre 1900 y 1936, a través del impacto de los cambios en el rol de género. Se examinan cómo estas autoras reflejan en sus obras un periodo de transformación de la identidad femenina, en un contexto de creciente acceso a la educación y derechos políticos, generando así una nueva imagen de la mujer en la literatura y reivindicando su autonomía y participación en el ámbito público.
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