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Revolución burguesa, Estado liberal y género

La ley de matrimonio civil de 1870
Authors: Gloria Espigado Tocino;

Revolución burguesa, Estado liberal y género

Abstract

Este artículo trata sobre la Ley de matrimonio civil aprobada en el mes de junio de 1870, nacida al calor de la revolución de septiembre de1868. El Estado asumía por primera vez en España la sanción de los matrimonios y se atribuía una prerrogativa tradicionalmente en manos de la Iglesia católica. Dada la novedad y el calado de la norma se suscitaría un debate intenso que tendría en el género, en la defensa por unos y por otros de la condición femenina, uno de los argumentos del discurso. En estas páginas hablaremos de las opiniones vertidas y analizaremos la situación en que la Ley contemplaba a las españolas en relación con la institución matrimonial que se dictaminaba.

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