Maestras, escritura y campo intelectual: María Laura Schiavoni y Leticia Cossettini. Santa Fe (Argentina), primera mitad del siglo XX

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09/2022
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Instituto de Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora
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El presente artículo se inscribe en la línea de investigación que estudia el proceso de feminización de la docencia. Se ubica entre las investigaciones que interpretan al magisterio como la posibilidad de proyección pública e intelectual de las mujeres durante la primera mitad del siglo XX. Indagará las trayectorias de dos maestras: María Laura Schiavoni y Leticia Cossettini situándolas en el conjunto de educadoras que, además de enseñar, desplegaron una sociabilidad ampliada en la cual también escribieron. Sin embargo y pese a que ambas desarrollaron un fecundo ejercicio del uso de la palabra, sus recorridos se bifurcan al ponerlos en diálogo con el complejo concepto de intelectual.Este artículo resulta un aporte para el campo de la historia de la educación, desde el cual durante años se ignoró que las prácticas escolarizadas fueron distinguidas por un alto protagonismo femenino, interpretando de tal forma, el pasado en clave masculina y androcéntrica.
This article is part of the line of research studying the feminization of teaching. It is located among the research that interprets the teaching profession as a possibility for the public and intellectual projection of women during the first half of the 20th century. It examines the trajectories of two teachers: María Laura Schiavoni and Leticia Cossettini, placing them within the group of educators who, in addition to teaching, possessed an expanded sociability in which they also wrote. However, although they were both keen wordsmiths, their paths diverged when they engaged in a dialogue with the complex concept of the intellectual. This article contributes to the field of the history of education, which for years overlooked the fact that teaching was a predominantly female pursuit, thereby interpreting the past from an androcentric, male perspective.
This article is part of the line of research studying the feminization of teaching. It is located among the research that interprets the teaching profession as a possibility for the public and intellectual projection of women during the first half of the 20th century. It examines the trajectories of two teachers: María Laura Schiavoni and Leticia Cossettini, placing them within the group of educators who, in addition to teaching, possessed an expanded sociability in which they also wrote. However, although they were both keen wordsmiths, their paths diverged when they engaged in a dialogue with the complex concept of the intellectual. This article contributes to the field of the history of education, which for years overlooked the fact that teaching was a predominantly female pursuit, thereby interpreting the past from an androcentric, male perspective.
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