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Cartas de amor y de guerra. Correspondencia femenina de Cuba (siglo XIX)

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Authors: Bravo-García, Eva;

handle: 11441/142470

Cartas de amor y de guerra. Correspondencia femenina de Cuba (siglo XIX)

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El azar de la guerra ha permitido rescatar un corpus epistolar femenino escrito en Cuba en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX. Esta contribución muestra, a través de algunos documentos, cómo mujeres cubanas de distinto estatus social, etnia y formación narran desde su experiencia personal y según su competencia escrituraria, la experiencia de las contiendas que dieron la independencia a la isla. Los textos permiten trazar una imagen de la mujer y de los usos lingüísticos que caracterizan al español cubano del siglo XIX.

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Epistolario femenino, Cartas, Español cubano, Escritura femenina, Cuba siglo XIX

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