
Resumen La figura del flâneur , el paseante ocioso que caminaba anonimamente y sin un destino concreto en las metropolis europeas de finales del XIX, fascino a autores como Balzac, Baudelaire y Benjamin. Sin embargo, pocas veces se ha reparado en la contrapartida femenina de este arquetipo, aquellas flâneuses a las que no se pudo apartar del ambito publico y ocuparon tambien el centro de las urbes y las fabricas. Este articulo analiza historias como la de Gradiva como ejemplo de mujer flâneuse , y plantea la necesidad de desmontar la idea del ambito publico y el privado como conceptos absolutamente cerrados; solo asi se podra llegar a un conocimiento mas real acerca de la experiencia urbana en aquel momento. Palabras clave Flâneuse, flâneur , Gradiva, Baudelaire, Mercedes Garcia Bravo Forgotten Walks: The Silenced Flâneuse Abstract The figure of the flâneur , the leisurely stroller that walked anonymously without specific destination in European metropolises in the late nineteenth century, fascinated writers such as Balzac, Baudelaire and Benjamin. However, the female counterpart of this archetype has rarely been noticed, those flâneuses that that were inseparable from the public sphere and that occupied the centre of cities and factories. This article analyzes stories like that of Gradiva as examples of the flâneuse, and argues for the necessity of rejecting the idea of public and private spheres as absolutely closed concepts; only then will it be possible to arrive at a more realistic understanding of urban experience at that time. Key words Flâneuse, flâneur , Gradiva, Baudelaire, Mercedes Garcia Bravo
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