The origins of anarcho-feminism(S) in Spain: the discursive proposals of Teresa Mañé Miravent (1865-1939)

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70794/hs.107807

Keywords:

Teresa Mañé Miravent, Soledad Gustavo, anarchism, feminism, anarcho-feminism

Abstract

The figure of Teresa Mañé Miravent (1865-1939) is crucial for understanding the political conglomerate and the construction of anarchist ideology in the interlude between the 19th and 20th centuries. Through a discursive analysis, this article will delve into the complexity of the feminist concept among anarchists. According to historiography, anarchists rejected this concept and movement until the second half of the 20th century. This research will demonstrate that there were indeed anarchists who supported it, at least until 1902-1903, a time when feminism internationally embraced suffragism as a means of social transformation.

Author Biographies

Ginés Puente Pérez , Universitat Jaume I - Historia Social Comparada

PhD in Contemporary History by the University of Barcelona with the thesis "From Soledad Gustavo to Teresa Mañé Miravent: the origins of anarchofeminism in Spain (1865-1939)". He has been a professor at the UB, URV and UOC. He has focused his research on the nineteenth century. He has participated in several conferences and different articles in indexed journals and publishers of national and international impact. He is co-director of the collection Lliure-pensaments published by Edicions UB and Publicacions URV. He has co-edited the book Federico Urales: Mi vida (2020) and is the author of Teresa Mañé Miravent (1865-1939), la intel-lectual anarquista (2023).

Teresa Abelló Güell , Universitat de Barcelona

Professor of History at the University of Barcelona. Member of the Grupo de Estudios de Historia de la Cultura y de los Intelectuales (GEHCI). Her line of work has focused on the study of social movements. He has published articles in journals such as Historia Social or HSE-Social and Education History; books such as Les Relacions internacionals de l'anarquisme català. 1881-1914 (1987), La CNT. Papers de l'exili i la clandestinitat (2013) or Europa en España. Redes intelectuales transnacionales (2022), among others. She is responsible for the portal SIDBRINT of the UB about the International Brigades.

Carme García Yeste , Universitat Rovira i Virgili

Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Education Sciences and Psychology, Commissioner of Relations with the Department of Education and Professor of Pedagogy at the University Rovira i Virgili. D. in Sociology from the University of Barcelona. She is principal investigator of the project "Impact of the "Bystander intervention" for a school culture overcoming gender violence" (SAFE, 2022-2025) of the National Plan I+D+I. Co-author, together with Rocío García Carrión, of the Guide "Dialogic learning and school coexistence. Guide for schools", published by the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training. Co-director of the journal Historia Social y de la Educación.

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Published

2024-11-28

Issue

No. 109 (2024)

Section

Estudios