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Mercedes Pinto: The writer who opened colored windows

  • writerFeminism
  • Categories:Artists & Authors
  • Language:Spanish（Translation Services Available）
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  • Pages:36
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  • Size:240mm×240mm
  • Page Views:142
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  • Text Color:Full color
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★This series is dedicated to creating picture books and biographies of outstanding figures for children over 7 years old, with concise language and excellent illustrations, which are very suitable as extracurricular reading materials for children.
★Aims to lead children closer to those great figures in science, culture and history. While they have made great achievements in their own fields, they have also made significant contributions to the development of society and the quality of people’s lives.
★Each book contains a chronology of major events.

9 titles in this series: Ildefonso Cerdà、Martín Chirino、Alicia de Larrocha、Benito Pérez Galdós、Joan Brossa、Blas Cabrera、Mercedes Pinto、Agustín de Betancourt、León y Castillo

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Mercedes Pinto, Mercedes Pinto, a great woman who has struggled with words and language throughout her life to break stereotypes and change the world, is a famous Spanish writer, playwright, journalist and orator. Her poems often focused on love and homesickness and were appreciated by Pablo Neruda and Juana de Ibarbourou; her prose was dedicated to exposing the unequal status of women at the time, and was therefore exiled by the authorities. Even during her exile, she continued to spread her thoughts.
This book introduces the life story of this brave woman who fought for gender equality.

Author

Alicia Llarena

Professor of Hispanic American Literature at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. She has published a large number of articles in domestic and foreign magazines and collective works, committed to studying magical realism literature and feminine literature. She received the "Canary Day Award for Young Researchers" from the General Directorate of Universities of the Government of the Canary Islands, the "Extraordinary Doctorate Award" from the ULPGC and the "Canary-America Special Research Award" from the Casa de Colón of the Cabildo de Gran Canaria.

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