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El podcast fue realizado como proyecto creativo de la materia "Naturaleza y Espacio público" en cuanto al tema "feminismo, patriarcado, matriarcado y otros postulados" donde se exponía el artículo de Lopez Corredoira "Una visión alternativa de la mujer occidental y el feminismo". Las voces pertenecen a Amy Morales, Mara Sornoza y Tamara Santacruz, estudiantes de la licenciatura de literatura uartes.
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<p>El artículo comentado lo pueden encontrar en Nódulo.org con el siguiente enlace; <a href="http://www.nodulo.org/ec/2018/n182p03.htm#kp16"><u>http://www.nodulo.org/ec/2018/n182p03.htm#kp16</u></a></p> <p>Y se tomaron como fuentes de consulta para profundizar en el tema los siguientes artículos:</p> <p>- Quiza, M. J. M. (2002). María Lejárraga y el asociacionismo femenino. 1900-1936. In María Martínez Sierra y la República: Ilusión y compromiso: II Jornadas sobre María Lejarraga, Logorño 23-25 de octubre y 6-8 de diciembre 2001 (pp. 83-101). Instituto de Estudios Riojanos</p> <p>- Gascón, Mireia & Salimova, Dina & Rivera Vargas, Pablo. (2019). LA MIRADA RADICAL DEL FEMINISMO. Pedagogías Emergentes en la Sociedad Digital (pp.127-134) Chapter: 11Publisher: Universidad de Barcelona, Liberlibro. Consultado en Researchgate, para lectura libre.</p>
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El podcast fue realizado como proyecto creativo de la materia "Naturaleza y Espacio público" en cuanto al tema "feminismo, patriarcado, matriarcado y otros postulados" donde se exponía el artículo de Lopez Corredoira "Una visión alternativa de la mujer occidental y el feminismo".
Las voces pertenecen a Amy Morales, Mara Sornoza y Tamara Santacruz, estudiantes de la licenciatura de literatura uartes.
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