La ciudad arde este verano: Buenos Aires, enero de 1919. Subtítulo: Roles sexuales y demandas por derechos de una clase obrera generizada

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09/2019
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Universidad Autònoma de Mèxico
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0186-0348
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2395-8464
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Aquí me propongo aportar al examen sobre la Semana Trágica de 1919 desde la historia social y los estudios de género. Focalizo en el papel de las relaciones comunitarias y de sociabilidad que fueron la base de esa resistencia obrera y en los roles de género que surgieron durante el conflicto. A través del estudio concluyo que las causas fundamentales de la gran resistencia alcanzada esa semana hay que buscarlas en la cultura de la resistencia gestada con los años, sobre todo a partir del proceso huelguístico de 1910 en adelante y en donde las relaciones de género y la sociabilidad de las mujeres cumplieron un rol fundamental. La originalidad de este trabajo radica en que la Semana Trágica nunca se han investigado desde esta perspectiva, sobre todo de los estudios de género y esto brinda nuevos hallazgos y sobre todo visibiliza el papel de las mujeres en dicho acontecimiento histórico.
I seek to contribute to the examination on the “Tragic Week” of 1919 from social history and gender studies. I focus on the role of community relations and sociability that were the basis of that workers’ resistance movement and on the gender roles that emerged during the conflict. Through the study, I conclude that the fundamental causes of the great resistance reached that week must be sought in the culture of resistance developed over the years, especially from the strike process of 1910 onwards, in which gender relations and the sociability of women played a fundamental role. The originality of this work is that the “Tragic Week” has never been investigated from this perspective, particularly from gender studies, and that it provides new findings and above all makes the role of women in this historical event visible.
I seek to contribute to the examination on the “Tragic Week” of 1919 from social history and gender studies. I focus on the role of community relations and sociability that were the basis of that workers’ resistance movement and on the gender roles that emerged during the conflict. Through the study, I conclude that the fundamental causes of the great resistance reached that week must be sought in the culture of resistance developed over the years, especially from the strike process of 1910 onwards, in which gender relations and the sociability of women played a fundamental role. The originality of this work is that the “Tragic Week” has never been investigated from this perspective, particularly from gender studies, and that it provides new findings and above all makes the role of women in this historical event visible.
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