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Women and Independence in Latin America An exploration of women's involvement in the Latin American Wars of Independence |
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Women and Independence in Latin America An exploration of women's involvement in the Latin American Wars of Independence |
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Type of publication: Book
Author: Tristán, Flora
Editor: Jean Hawkes
Year of publication: 1986
Title of work: Peregrinations of a Pariah
Publisher: Virago Press (London)
Keywords: Peru, Arequipa, Lima, Gamarra, Zubiaga, politics, society, nuns.
Notes: Translated by Jean Hawkes. Tristán probably embellished her role, making herself the heroine of the story. This was a common tactic at the time to sell books. It is a vivid, colourful narrative.
People referenced in this work:
Bernardo Escudero (pp. 230-231, 292, 296)
Dominga Gutiérrez Cossío (pp. 191,199-204, 239-242.)
Flora Tristán Y Moscoso (pp. ) In her introduction, the translator Jean Hawkes gives the following references:
Jean Baelen, La Vie de Flora Tristán: socialisme et féminisme au XIXe siecle, (Paris, 1970. C.N. Gattey, Gaugin, Astonishing grandmother, (London, 1969). Stéphane Michaud, Lettres de Flora Tristán, (Paris, 1980). J-L Puech, La Vie et l’Oeuvre de Flora Tristán, (Paris, 1925). Marguérite Thibert, Le féminisme dans le socialisme francais 1830-1850, (Paris, 1926).
Francisca Zubiaga Y Bernales de Gamarra (pp. 174, 290-305)
Manuela de Tristán (pp. 254-55; 259-60.)
Orbegoso (pp. 254-55, 259-60)
San Román (pp. 235-236.)
William (Guillermo) Miller (pp. 259)