Archivo colonial y torsiones de género en textos desconocidos de Ada Elflein

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11/2023
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Centro de Estudios de Teoría y Crítica Literaria
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Badebec
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Entre 1905 y 1918, uno de los folletines dominicales del diario La Prensa estuvo a cargo de Ada Elflein (1880-1919). Durante los primeros años, los cuentos de Elflein eran de tinte patriótico, infantil y fueron, en su mayoría, “levantados” de la prensa y re-editados en libro. Es esta pequeña fracción de su obra, varias veces reeditada, la que se conoce hoy. Sin embargo, el rastreo en archivos revela que, en simultáneo con esta narrativa tan obsecuente respecto de las expectativas sexo-genéricas de su época, Elflein publicó textos altamente conscientes de las desigualdades de género. En las notas coloniales que aquí analizamos, “La Maldonada”, “Lucía Miranda” e “Isabel de Guevara”, se ven torsiones respecto de las versiones de textos coloniales y, sobre todo, una denuncia de ciertas operaciones historiográficas de invisibilización de las mujeres en la historia, que está a tono con la postura proto-feminista que revelan sus textos “íntimos”.
Between 1905 and 1918, one of the Sunday serials of the newspaper La Prensa was in charge of Ada Elflein (1880-1919). During the first years, Elflein's stories were patriotic, childish and were, for the most part, "lifted" from the press and re-published as a book. It is this small fraction of his work, reprinted several times, that is known today. However, archival research reveals that, simultaneously with this obsequious narrative regarding the sex-gender expectations of her time, Elflein published texts highly aware of gender inequalities. In the colonial notes that we analyze here, "La Maldonada", "Lucía Miranda" and "Isabel de Guevara", there are distortions regarding the versions of colonial texts and, above all, a denunciation of certain historiographical operations of invisibility of women in history, which is in tune with the protofeminist position that her intimate texts reveal.
Between 1905 and 1918, one of the Sunday serials of the newspaper La Prensa was in charge of Ada Elflein (1880-1919). During the first years, Elflein's stories were patriotic, childish and were, for the most part, "lifted" from the press and re-published as a book. It is this small fraction of his work, reprinted several times, that is known today. However, archival research reveals that, simultaneously with this obsequious narrative regarding the sex-gender expectations of her time, Elflein published texts highly aware of gender inequalities. In the colonial notes that we analyze here, "La Maldonada", "Lucía Miranda" and "Isabel de Guevara", there are distortions regarding the versions of colonial texts and, above all, a denunciation of certain historiographical operations of invisibility of women in history, which is in tune with the protofeminist position that her intimate texts reveal.
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