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T1 Irish magdalene laundries: reclaiming unmarried mothers’ bodies in v.s. Alexander’s the magdalen girls (2016) and lisa Michelle Odgaard’s the magdalen laundries (2017)
T2 Lavanderías de magdalenas irlandesas: reclamando los cuerpos de las madres solteras en the magdalene girls (2016) de v.s Alexander y the magdalene laundries (2017) de Michelle Odgaard
A1 Cantueso Urbano, Elena M.
A1 Romero Ruiz, María Isabel
K1 violencia
K1 animalismo
K1 ecofeminismo
K1 madre soltera
K1 resistencia
AB If some ecofeminists defend the innate connection between women and nature we wellas the patriarchal domination of women, this article discredits, following Biehl, thatreductionist view of social relations proving that power and violence are also executedby women over other inferior women and arguing that this approach contributes to agreater gender division. Following Butler’s gender performativity theory, we will analyseV.S. Alexander’s The Magdalen Girls (2016) and Lisa Michelle Odgaard’s The MagdalenLaundries (2017), to prove that gender divisions and moral requirements have contributedto the subjugation of Magdalene women through violence and to the negation of their roleas mothers, and yet, how that vulnerable condition could have been challenged by growingresistant.
PB Universidad de La Laguna. Servicio de Publicaciones
SN e-2530-8424
YR 2019
FD 2019
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DS Repositorio institucional de la Universidad de La Laguna
RD 26-dic-2024