Enigmas de las Américas

Se trata de un trabajo colegiado, desarrollado en el contexto de los XVII Encuentros de la Ilustración al Romanticismo: España, Europa y América (1750-1850) y que pretende poner en relación ambos conceptos: "el poder influyente, persuasivo y vinculado a los responsables y cargos frente al contrapoder, alternativo, equilibrante y corrector de abusos del primero". Se estudian diversas formas de representación de esta dicotomía desde la historia, el simbolismo, la política, las trayectorias personales y/o colectivas, la estética, la literatura y el pensamiento.

Isabel de castilla, Ana Bolena, Margarita Tudor, Catalina de Medicis, Ana de Francia, Margarita de Austria... Las mujeres que marcaron el mundo moderno. La Europa del siglo xvi contempló una explosión de poder femenino. Las mujeres tuvieron un poder sin precedentes. Isabel de Castilla, en traje de armadura, siguió a sus soldados al campo de batalla. Margaret de Austria y Luisa de Saboya, dos reinas regentes, pusieron fin a años de guerra con su "Paz de las Damas". Ana Bolena fue criada en la corte de Margarita de Austria, rodeada de mujeres poderosas; Su hija, Isabel Tudor, creció para...

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