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Keywords Testimony • | Torres-García • Journalism | Eva Perón • Las luminarias de Janucá • Quixote • Constructivism • Vanguardia • Miguel Ángel Asturias • Italy • Violence against women • Gender violence • Women’s writing • Human relationships • Álbum • Chisciotte • Tragedia • Caterina Albert / Víctor Català • Libretto • Poder • Nuevas masculinidades • Literatura infantil • Opera • Eva Perón • Material bibliography • Filosofia • | Caterina Albert / Víctor Català • Bibliografía material • Immigration • Guatemala • Edad de Plata • Teacher-disciple relationship • Italia • Nietzsche • | Literatura vasca • Presocratic • Crimes • Víctima • Crims • Patrimonio • Karmele Jaio • Manuel António Pina • Federico García Lorca • Agresor • Constructivismo • | Literatura • Literatura vasca • Literatura • Guerra civil española • Maternity • Edizione bilingue • “Mythological machine of victim” • Simulacra • | Jardiel Poncela • Crime novel • History/histories • Reception • Cicatrices • Literatura española del siglo XX • Stage directions • Pedro Salinas • Cartas • Judaísmo y modernidad • Trayectoria • Relaciones humanas • Violencia contra las mujeres • Basque Literature • Male violence • Eighteenth century • Narratología • Transmission of Jewish tradition • Bilingual edition • Guillermo de Torre • Leire Bilbao • Violencia • Philosophy • | Cuerpo • De senectute • Messa in scena • Acotaciones escénicas • New masculinity • Pré-socrático • Mario Vargas Llosa • La casa de Bernarda Alba • | Pedro Salinas • Picturebook • | Recepción • Violència de gènere • Power • Judaism and modernity • Feminist criticism • Torres-García • Basque literature • Novel·la negra • Simulacro • Maternidad • Relación maestro-discípulo • Portuguese poetry • Jardiel Poncela • Relatos • | Guatemala • Silver Age • Tragedy • Memory chain • Filosefardi campaign • Literatura femenina • Campaña filosefardí • | Fortuna • | Federico García Lorca • Printing • Scars • Body • Cadena de la memoria • Imprenta • Posguerra • Spanish theatre • | Cansinos Assens • | Siglo XVIII • Escritura dramática • | Violencia masculina • Teatro español • Settecento • Success • Post-war • Eighteenth Century • Transmisión de la tradición judía • Literature • Trajectory • Patrimony • Cinematographic techniques • Historia/historias • Feminismo • | Testimonio • Prensa • «Máquina mitológica de la víctima» • Victim • Poesía • Tècniques cinematogràfiques • Spanish literature of the 20th century • Narrative • Dramatic writing • Aggressor • Children’s literature • Short stories • Spanish civil war • Peronismo • Ultraísmo • Poetry • Violence • Staging • Avant-garde • Cansinos Assens • Letters • Ultraism • | Poesia portuguesa • Libretti • Feminism • Crítica feminista

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/Ri/2037-6588/2021/16 | Pubblicato 29 Giugno 2021 | Lingua ca, it, pt, es

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