Memory of forced displacement: Women, nature and violence in narratives of uprooting from and to Spain and Argentina
mujeres, naturaleza y violencia en narrativa de desarraigos desde y hacia España y Argentina
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Civil War, Dictatorschips, Rodolfo Luna Almeida, María Rosa Lojo, María García Campelo, Marisa González de OleagaAbstract
There is a narrative developed since the 21st century about experiences of women who have had to move from one country to another due to contexts of state violence both in Spain and Argentina during the 20th century.
This work is focused on the analysis of four conjunctions between nature and uprooting in which a forced displacement underlies or takes place. The corpus is constituted by the following literary texts: Marinka. A Russian Basque girl, by Rodolfo Luna Almeida, The only thing left to do is to jump, by María Rosa Lojo, We have been singing, by María García Campelo and, within the volume Transterradas. Youth exile as a place of memory, stories from “In no man's land / All that was mine”, by Marisa González de Oleaga.
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