Felisa Jordán, la madre de Estanislao Zeballos. Prácticas asociativas, espacio público y proyección femenina en Argentina (1870-1880)
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2011
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Escuela de Historia
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Mucho se ha investigado en torno a la vida y a la obra de Estanislao
Zeballos. Sin embargo, ciertas notas de su vida privada e íntima
permanecen aún en las sombras, quizás por las pocas marcas que el mismo
Zeballos nos dejó. Justamente, el desafío del presente artículo es transitar
por esas zonas poco tratadas para recuperar la labor de su madre, Felisa
Jordán, no solo como artífice del advenimiento a la vida pública del hijo
sino como activa protagonista en las prácticas asociativas formales e
informales de la ciudad de Rosario en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX.
A considerable amount of research has been conducted on Estanislao Zeballos´ life and works. Nevertheless, certain aspects of his private and intimate life still remain in shadows, perhaps because of the very few marks that Zeballos himself left to us. Precisely, the challenge of the present article is to examine those scantily discussed areas in order to recuperate the labour of his mother, Felisa Jordán, not only as the artifice of the son´s advent to public life but also as an active protagonist in both formal and informal associative practices in the City of Rosario during the second half of 19th century.
A considerable amount of research has been conducted on Estanislao Zeballos´ life and works. Nevertheless, certain aspects of his private and intimate life still remain in shadows, perhaps because of the very few marks that Zeballos himself left to us. Precisely, the challenge of the present article is to examine those scantily discussed areas in order to recuperate the labour of his mother, Felisa Jordán, not only as the artifice of the son´s advent to public life but also as an active protagonist in both formal and informal associative practices in the City of Rosario during the second half of 19th century.
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Mujeres, Asociaciones, Redes, Sociabilidad, Women, Association, Networks