Granada University publishes the book "Women between reality and fiction. A feminist view of English literature ', which includes an approach to this literature through the research work of eleven experts from different universities and fields of culture. EFE
In a statement, the Andalusian university said the work has enjoyed the cooperation of the professors at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid Gloria Franco Rubio and Language School in Barcelona Fina Llorca Antolin.
The volume brings together work from different universities and fields of culture, which is "an example of the good results of interdisciplinarity between related subjects, in this case literature and history, which reflects the convergence and the boundaries between both from literary criticism and historical research, "he said. As stated
responsible for the publication, "This dual perspective has led them to use literary works as sources for the study of the history of women, considered as a construction vehicle of speeches and female models according to the canon of patriarchal ideology. "prospects also mentioned above are valid" as the setting for the representation of generic prototypes, male and female. "
Some of the work are collected in this edition are "The pillars of power. Women around medieval heroes ', by M ª Jesús Fuente Pérez,' Teresa Mancha, Rosa Chacel: historical figure and literary ', in Cora Requena Hidalgo' Borita Homes : Antoñita the Fantastic and his aunt Carol ', by Maria del Carmen Muñoz Ruiz, "The construction of loneliness: Request (1905)', Llorca Fina Antolin, or "History and historical narrative. Some Reflections', a work of Professor Franco Gloria Rubio.
'Women between reality and fiction. A feminist view of English literature 'is the title of the book published by Editorial Universidad de Granada (EUG), in collaboration with the Institute for Women's Studies within the collection' Feminae 'directing university professor Granada Adelina Sánchez Espinosa.
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