Exiliadas españolas en Francia y Argentina: Identidades transnacionales y transferencias culturales

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12/2013
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Firenze University Press
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Storia delle Donne
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In questo testo si riflette sull’esperienza delle donne che vissero l’esilio causato dalla Guerra Civile spagnola e dalla dittatura franchista in Francia e Argentina, paesi dove si stabilirono le comunità ispaniche più numerose all’estero. Le differenze dei vissuti personali e dei contesti politici nelle società di accoglienza, o il continuo arrivo di migranti e nuove esiliate non impedisce di mettere in evidenza alcuni elementi comuni a tutte le esiliate: il protagonismo nei processi di transfer culturale – con il mantenimento di tratti culturali e identitari spagnoli o regionali che si intersecano con i nuovi elementi del paese di accoglienza – o la militanza politica sostenuta da importanti contatti internazionali, il che rafforzò la promozione di identità transnazionali.
This text reflects on the experiences of women who lived in exile led by the Spanish Civil War and Franco’s dictatorship to France and Argentina, countries where Spanish communities residing abroad were more numerous. The differences in personal backgrounds and political contexts in the host societies, or the constant arrival of new migrants and exiled not prevent some common elements point to the Spanish women exiles: their role in the processes of cultural transfer –with the maintenance of cultural traits and Spanish or regional identity and the incorporation of new elements of the host country- as well as a political militancy with important international contacts, all of which strengthened transnational identities.
This text reflects on the experiences of women who lived in exile led by the Spanish Civil War and Franco’s dictatorship to France and Argentina, countries where Spanish communities residing abroad were more numerous. The differences in personal backgrounds and political contexts in the host societies, or the constant arrival of new migrants and exiled not prevent some common elements point to the Spanish women exiles: their role in the processes of cultural transfer –with the maintenance of cultural traits and Spanish or regional identity and the incorporation of new elements of the host country- as well as a political militancy with important international contacts, all of which strengthened transnational identities.
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